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By WENDY SUTO adult movies for rental. plaint." sion on his part. BG Police Chief Tom Votava Gary Bishop, the assistant The letter mentioned "pander- "I am getting loo old for this," said the city is obligated to fol- The BC News prosecuting attorney in Bowling ing obscenity," a fifth-degree Wilkins said. "Adult movies low Mayberry or the grand jury's Local video stores have pulled Green, said the letter was an felony that could mean up to 18 were only a small portion of my interpretation of what is consid- their adult movies off their effort made by Mayberry asking months in prison and fines up to business anyway." ered community standards. shelves in response to an adviso- owners to be careful of what $10,000 for each offense. Video Spectrum is more "If it is the law of the land, it is ry letter mailed to several area movies they offer because they Bill Wilkins, the owner of known for their foreign films, our right to enforce the law,"., video store owners by Wood could be considered obscene. Video Spectrum on East Wash- classics, documentaries and cull Votava said. "If the citizens want;" County Prosecutor Alan Mayber- "We're not going to go around ington Street, look the adult films. Wilkins said. to change the law, then it is their; i Columnist Jeffrey Gill ry. The letter said they could face to area businesses and be obscen- movies off his shelves after The main office of Video Con- right to do so." felony prosecution under the ity police," Bishop said. "We will receiving the letter from Mayber- nection was unavailable for com- believes society Ohio Revised Code for offering only pursue it if we get a com- ry. I le said it was a business deci- ment. • See VIDEO, page five.:' should be happy with supply and demand. PLA forms new goals I Money and possessions are Still By JEFF HINDENACH overrated according The BG News I to a guest columnist. With a few months left in the • first year of the President's-': Runnin' Leadership Academy (PLA), the/ d nation 4 focus for next year has already:; been determined to be commu-:! nity service. Rec Center soars into This first year, the PLA pro-- Ohio woman fakes gram focused on giving stu- ■ dents opportunities to meet credentials to be it's 20th anniversary with prominent leaders in the admitted to Yale. community. Next year though, By BRANDI BARHITE "The SRC meant a lot to they want to give and not take The BC News me," Long said. "I worked PHOTO PROVIDED as much. in the facility because I was On January 4, 1979, at 6:30 An aerial view of the SRC in 1979. Terry Parsons, former SRC direc- "In the next year of the pro- a sports management gram, there will be a communi- I Pope calls gay mar a.m. the Student Recreation major. I saw how important ,or Mld me SRC ls designed to look like a falcon with its wings out Center doors were opened to stretched. ty service effort," T. Carter riages 'incongruous.' it was in people's lives. Gilmer, PLA director, said. students for the first lime. With over 7 million patrons According to Bowers, the ini- demonstrate that the majority of Despite a pool leak, the cam- tiative began in 1975. At that students wanted a recreation The effort will focus on prob- since its opening, people's lems around the community, he pus-wide excitement was mon- excitement over the SRC has time, there was not an area on center. umental. campus where students could Parsons, who served as an said. Students will be required faded and the leaks in the pool to volunteer to help out in soup "It was an exciting time," have been fixed, but pride in the play basketball or exercise. advisor to the SRC student com- said Richard Bowers, director of Bowers said there were just two mittee, said many people kitchens, work with illiterate building is still thriving as the people and visit nursing homes. SRC recreational sports. "There University celebrates the SRC's gyms in Eppler Center, which thought the committee would were normally occupied. never pull it off. Gilmer said he is optimistic wasn't anything like this in the 20th anniversary. about this community service country. In fact, I can remember Anderson Arena was also not He said the Board of Trustees The celebration will kick off effort and hopes the students that the aerobic and sport cen- at 3:30 this afternoon with an option because of the intense voted 8-1 to build the SRC. The scheduling of athletic teams. one opposing vole was from a will be as optimistic. ters were jammed packed. refreshments and music. At 4 "We hope that they do this There was a tremendous "These were totally inade- trustee who thought it could p.m. the ceremony will continue because they want to do it, not amount of interest." quate for students," Bowers never happen. with speakers Mike Wilcox, one because they have to," he said. Thad Long, assistant director of the original SRC planners said. "Students felt a real need The students thought differ- for something better." ently. With Wilcox leading, a Holly Wendt, a freshman of intramurals and the chair- and Terry Parsons, former SRC education major in the program, man for the celebration, was a director. Thomas Zung, SRC Parsons said he also remem- group of students borrowed a bers the frustration of having motor home from a trustee and said she is excited about the student employee there in 1981. architect, will also be speaking. changes for next year. He remembers the excitement A slide show and pictorial his- nowhere to play a game of bas- left to view recreation centers BG Hockey loses for a ketball. across the nation to generate "I would love to get involved of working there two years after tory of the building will be in the community service third time this season the grand opening. shown. "I remember seeing students ideas. From this road trip they sitting with basketballs under developed a slide show to pro- effort," she said. "When I against Michigan, 5-4. Long said entered the program, I thought even today their arms hoping to get a few mole the idea to the University. shots in after the athletic teams Soon after, Zung was hired we were going to be like little the SRC is kids, led around by our hands. the place to practiced," he said. and in 1977 the groundbreaking With that in mind, a group of was held. Two years later it Instead, the program shows you be. They what you have inside and it's up offer every- students, including Wilcox, opened. approached University presi- "Many people thought it to you to bring these skills out, Opinion 2 thing from and this is a perfect example of Page Three 3 basketball dent Hollis Moore with the pro- could never happen," Parsons posal to build a student recre- said. "But by golly it got done." that." World and Nation 4 and swim- Gilmer said the program has ming to fit- ation center. They proposed that Parsons recalls being in awe Sports 8 the students would pay for it as the SRC was being built. He been a success. He said the over- ness equip- all GPA of PLA students was 2.8 Sports Agate 11 ment and with an increase in the student said he used to drive by it every fee. Wilcox stressed that the day to watch its development. last semester. He also said stu- racquetball. dents are still responsible for at? Bowers said building would not be for ath- Parsons added the SRC commit- letic training, but used for stu- tee took their job seriously even attending leadership meetings. 1200 people These meetings, known as dents who wanted a little after it was built. W"We're not going visit the SRC "Director's Forums," are meet- leisure. In the beginning days, only a day. ings which feature community to go around to At this time there were very students and faculty could Not long leaders, one being Sidney area businesses and ago though, few student recreation centers patronize the SRC. Any Bowl- in the nation solely for leisure. ing Green citizens or organiza- Ribeau, president of the Univer- be obscenity police. BG News Photo/ MATTHEW MILLER the SRC was sity and founder of PLA. Stu- just a On hearing this request, tions that wanted to utilize the We will only pursue it Senior Stacey Lapinski and junior Tania Slack dream. Moore said he would support it we get a com- workout to "Funk Aerobics" at the SRC. the students if they could • See SRC, page five. See PLA, page five. plaint." Gary Bishop assistant prosecuting attoney In BC Variety of modern dance themes spotlight UPD
ica By SARAH DELANEY Greg Patterson's pieces include a fast being in the company as "a great The BC News paced jazz number and a jazz duet which performance experience." he performed in Russia last year. Her interest in dancing began Check out: While many University students will Much of the show, however, will fea- when she was eight years old and www.bgnews. be hitting dance clubs this weekend, a ture modern dance. Deborah Tell, coordi- has followed her from Texas to group of 20 dancers will be cutting their nator of the dance program, is the choreo- Bowling Green. com own rug . grapher for the two modern pieces in the "BG has a solid dance program News, web extras and a The University Performing Dancers show, one of the pieces entitled "Tunes." that is growing stronger every year. will be performing this weekend in the whole lot more. "Tunes is a light and lively piece that We have lots of new faculty in Eva Marie Saint Theater in University uses music from television theme songs addition to the great instructors we I lall. Show times are 8 p.m. on Friday and and commercials. It will definitely make already have," Fitzpatrick said. Want to get in touch? Saturday nights and at 2 p.m. on Saturday the audience recall their childhood and Fitzpatrick is excited about the bgnews@bgnet. afternoon. Tickets, which are $5, are avail- reminisce," Jerome said. show and said it offers something able at the door. Jerome said the dancers have worked for everyone.' bgsu.edu The UPD show will feature ballet, jazz very hard to make this show possible. Jerome agreed. and modern pieces, as well as two pieces Your direct line to your "Being in the UPD is an intense time "Even if you don't know any- by guest artist Greg Patterson. commitment," she said. "We've been thing about dance, you'll find newspaper. "The highlight of the show will be a working on this show since early last something that you'll enjoy in this romantic classical ballet called Pas de semester. The dancers also had to come show," she said. Or call us: Quatre. It was originally choreographed back five days early from Christmas break While senior Andy Jarosz, an in 1845, and we will perform the original to rehearse." English major, did not know about choreography. Even the costumes and Shannon Fitzpatrick, a senior dance this upcoming performance, he 372-6966 hairstyles will rx- the same as in the origi- member, has been in the UPD for the past said that it sounds interesting. nal piece," said Sherry Jerome, the artistic four years. While she admitted that it Elizabeth Clum, Alicia Davis, Jennifer Maas UPD director. takes a lot of hard work, she described • See DANCERS, page five, and Trinity Luetke perform Pas De Quatre. ' ? f* 1 I . page 2 The BG News Friday January 22. 1999
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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wcndling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Capitalism unlocks NBA Tony Cavallario I originally wanted to focus interests. The union, which was in the league they have. Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller first developed in 1890s Britain, this column as a rebuttal to the The players won, too. The Web Editor is a body that can bargain with letter to the editor and guest col- minimum salary was raised, and the employer on contracts and Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown umn published on Tuesday in as experience increases, so does Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter response to my column from last other disputes. It is much easier Friday. After thinking about it this way than if every player thai players salary. It also makes some more, I decided that if I did voiced an individual opinion. the coaches happy The deal gives a team the option on a that, I could start a big argument The owners wanted to impose that would never end. By this, rookie for a fourth year. This a salary cap. Most players dis- etters we would lose readers because decreases the chances of a rookie agreed, so the union stepped in going free agent after three sea- the subject would become boring and spoke up. There were bar- and repetitious. So instead I gaining sessions and when noth- sons. I am writing to share a deep concern regarding your failure to wrote about something totally ing came out of these, a lockout run a feature article on the events that honored Dr. Martin Luther different. The press and the average citizen Now, who's still pissed that King, Jr. on Monday, Jan. 18, 1999, observance of Dr. King's birth- think it's preposterous that these began. I'm not sure what the dif- the NBA went on strike? I'm not. day. Dr. King had a dream that all men and women, black or white One big thing that was in the athletes in professional sports ference between this and a strike I'm actually glad. This deal would be able to work, celebrate and march for a common purpose. news for a while was the Nation- make so much money, 1 think it's is, though. I just think it's a term seems to be a good one. We It is obvious from the standpoint of the faculty, staff, students and a al Basketball Association strike. good. The money is being made, to make the whole situation less shouldn't see anything like this It ended not too long ago. Most angering to the fans. special guest who attended the program that The BG News missed so we might as well give it to the for a long time. I just hope the people are pissed when a strike the opportunity to visibly capture people working to achieve Dr. people who make it all possible; The whole idea of supply and happens in professional sports backlash from the lockout won't the ones who generate more demand is what's on trial here. King's dream. and this is quite understandable. last as long as it did for^aseball. Over 75 people marched in the cold and windy weather Monday money get higher salaries. The players and owners supply It took three years and a fantastic I hope everyone wakes up afternoon. This demonstrated that there are those who will still con- season by Mark McGwire, What else.would they do with the goods. The fans and public tinue to fight for and support equality for all. the money? If the owners kept it, demand the product. The every morning and thanks the Sammy Sosa, and the New York founders of this nation for this Our university claims it is committed to diversity. I can not think Yankees to bring baseball back to it wouldn't be fair to the players, stronger the demand gets, the democracy. Capitalism is a great of a more tangible example of how the university displayed this where it was before the strike in and vice versa. America is a land higher the revenue. This money thing and people should quit commitment to diversity than looking at the make-up of those who 1995. The fans felt slighted. of free enterprise. People pay to needs to go to the supplier, obvi- attended Dr. King's program. People of all backgrounds - Black, see athletes play sports, and then ously. The big argument is to getting pissed off when people White, Indian, Latino, Hispanic - were present. Where do I stand? I don't like pay to wear walking advertise- whether the majority of that are doing all they can to get that As President of the Black Student Union, I write this letter on the fact that all these people ments of the teams and players money goes to the owner or the cash. You'd all be doing the same around the world who like bas- behalf of the Black Student Union, the Board of Black Cultural on clothing. I know I do. player. thing if you were in the same ketball don't get to watch their Activities, the BGSU's Gospel Choir, the NAACP and all the sup- position. If you say you would- favorite teams play, but I do Sure, ticket prices go up, but The reason the lockout lasted porters of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. n't, then you're lying. understand the reason of the I'm sure people will be willing to so long is because the two par- lockout. I actually agree with the pay the price. If they weren't ties couldn't agree on a contract Roschell Ashley players. we'd have empty arenas. There that benefited both of them. In Black Student Union President would be no more merchandise the final contract both parties "Sources: www.encyclope- Capitalism is defined as "an if no one bought it. Heck, prices won, in a way. dia.com & U.S.A. Today from economic system based on pri- go up every year anyways. Peo- The owners gained more of a 1/7/99. vate ownership of capital." The ple just don't notice it unless it's "cost certainty." The salary olo private ownership is by the NBA in the news. team owners. They control the increases are at a certain percent- Jeff Gill is a columnist for The We at The News admit that the celebrations for Martin Luther fate of the league. This was evi- Some people disagree with age a year. There is a cap in indi- King, Jr. day merited coverage in our newspaper. We apologize for dent. The owners wanted a the NBA players' union's stance. vidual salaries, which depends News. All verbal abuse make be failing to cover festivities held at BGSU and regret that, due to a salary cap, but the players didn't. Why? They are protecting their on how many years experience directed to jrgilKibgnet.bgsu.edu. number of circumstances, the omission was made. As journalists, we do make mistakes and this is a clear case of our having made one. Money, possessions overrated We hope that the population of BGSU understands that we in no I got into a conversation with live with a roommate in a part of realized by people now it will be way wished to ignore a remembrance of one of the century's great- my roommate the other night a town where everything one in hindsight, the best you will est leaders in the arena of human rights and will accept our apolo- that started out about the NBA needs is within walking or bik- ever have it. No worries, no gy for having done so. lockout and how all these play- ing distance? Why would I put stress, nothing to tie yoi. down, that unneeded stress in my life ers are claiming to now be broke. and nobody to answer to except Letters to the Editor policy How can that happen? It bog- when I'm living high on the hog right now? I think we all are, yourself. Do you agree with all of this' The BG News encourages all student, faculty, gles my mind to even think it. administrative and local input from any and all people who have a strong-opin- Broke! You make hundreds of really. There must be something that ion. The BG News will not dlscnmmlnate upon letters solely based on a person's thousands of dollars every year, opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. College life. I never want to compels people to leave the if not more, and now your ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two leave this scene. Why would lifestyle where they know they Sped, double-spaced pages). These arc usually in response to a current Issue on broke? ic BGSII campus or Bowling Green area. anybody? I work part time, usu- have it made and move on to ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as This conversation led into sto- ally quite a few jobs throughout another that does nothing but Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- ries about people who get jobs the "real" world, right? the year (when I get bored with ered based on topic relevance and quality. slowly destroy them and take right out of college making any- one I move on to the next - away their freedoms. What it Anonymous letters arc not encouraged. Tbe News will not print any letter or where from $19,000 - $25,000a With that comes car insur- another luxury that comes with Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished ance, maintenance, gas, more comes down to is this: which is onlv if the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone year and claim to have nothing living this life), and make any- number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- to show for it. What do these bills, renters or homeowners where from $4,000 - $7,000 a more important, doing what umn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have people do with their money? Eat insurance, and everything else year. And guess what, I live like society tells you that you should valid reasons to remain anonymous. society claims you need to be a it, crap it out, and flush it down a king! I have nothing more do (money and unnecessary To submit a Guesl Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and part of it. The more you make leave it in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send it on e-mail to the toilet? Maybe it doesn't hap- than what I need and I want possessions) or doing what is bgnewsSbgnct.bgsu.edu and give it the subject. "Letter to the Editor". the more you want, the more nothing more than I already pen just like that, but the concept good for you and whatever Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The is the same. you want the more you get, the have. I pay my half of the rent, News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- more you get the deeper you're bills, and food. Aside from that I brings you happiness? The edges all entnes submitted for publication. Here's what I came up with. in the hole, the deeper you're in have not a care in the world, answer is up to each individual People get a decent job after they the hole the less happy you are. except for making sure my cat Personally, I've learned all tod Copyright & 1999, The BG News. Bowling Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any graduate from college, or if It doesn't seem worth it to me. has food, water, and a clean litter well both from personal experi in.in-i I..I from this publication without prior permission of The BG News is they're lucky find themselves box. ence and observation tha prohibited. waiting for an NBA season to Screw society and all it tells The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and Is pub- start or maybe some other pro- me that I need to be a part of it! I am in no way claiming that money doesn't mean jack-sh*t. lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- fessional sport, and all of a sud- Why would I buy a car and work people should spend the rest of ter. den they're changed people. my ass off to pay for it when all their sad, decrepit lives in Bowl- Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily I need is my bike? Why would I ing Green because if they do, those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG They need to buy a nice car, live Paul Khacherian is a guesl in a nice apartment, or some- live in a nice apartment in a nice that's what their lives are: sad News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff columnist for The News. He carl times even splurge into buying a part of town and again work my and decrepit. What I am claim- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in sto be reached at hathaguruQhotmaill ries or photograph descriptions. house in a decent part of town ass off and struggle to pay an ing, though, is that this life is probably going to be, if it's not com. Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. because that's what you do in arm and a leg for it when I can
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X Movie: ««'i -Shoollo W"(I988) Mariah Carey Video VHI PopJJp Video | Pop-Up Video Celine, Aretha, Gloria, Shania and Uanah Divas Live [Behind the Music "Snania Twai' Rock-Roll Jeo. [Rock-Re* Jeo. ■« i-li iii .iiiii'.- Ill N ears4>f 1'uhliv I r.msportntioiV' page 4 The BG News Friday, January 22, 199; The Editor-in-Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 " Eye on Education lacks funding news Clinton proposes millions of -^^—— from staff and wire report* dollars to enhance teaching The Associated Press WASHINGTON— President Clinton urged Congress on Thurs- CHILD SUPPORTI day to invest more in education and back a plan to train more retir- Multi-billionaire feeds daughter on $3/day ing military personnel to become teachers. NEW YORK (AP) — The multi-billionaire head of Revlon cos- "If you visit with the people in the military, that make the military metics testified in a child support battle that his young daughter eats their career, you just can't fail to be impressed with the accumulated "about $3 a day" in food when she is with him. weight of experience," he said. "They understand ...the importance Ronald Perelman, one of the wealthiest men in the country, reluc- of balancing discipline and creativity." tantly described his lifestyle and financial worth Wednesday when In addition to initiatives designed to reduce class sizes and questioned by a lawyer for his third ex-wife. Patricia Duff is seeking improve the quality of teaching, Clinton presented increased support almost $100,000 a month to support their 4-year-old daughter, for the Troops to Teachers program as a key element of his plan to Caleigh. direct qualified instructors to impoverished rural and inner-city Perelman, questioned by Duff's lawyer William Beslow, described communities. Associated Press Photo his financial worth as "approximately $6 billion" and described a life Clinton said those who have completed their military careers with private jets, yachts, deluxe vacations and lavish homes. "understand how to manage people and resources, and limited President Bill Clinton greets Author Moore, a seventh-grade Beslow said he wanted to show the court the standard of living resources, to do a job of limitless importance." teacher from Baltimore, MD after announcing several initia- Caleigh had enjoyed, saying she should be allowed to continue that tives to help schools ensure that new teachers meet state cer- standard. The president highlighted his education proposals for fiscal 2000 tification requirements on Thurs., Jan 21. He is seeking $50,000 a month for direct child support, plus during a White House ceremony with Hillary Rodham Clinton and Indian teachers who commit to teach in areas heavily populated b) $40,000 a month for housing, and salaries for nannies and a chef, Education Secretary Richard Riley. Indians. money for vacations, visits with 'elatives ana a second car, bringing "We know that education is not only the key to our children's the total to around SltKJ.UUU a month. future, but also the key that will unlock the future for our nation," Many states already are spending millions on their own plans to Perelman is now paying $12,000 a month child support, plus a Mrs. Clinton said. "Quality teachers make the difference between a achieve similar results, and it's unclear how the federal effort, it reported $125,000 a month to Duff herself, an amount set in a child reaching his or her dreams, or reaching a dead end." approved by Congress, would fit into that. prenuptial agreement. Forty-eight states lest their students, but only 19 link graduation In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, Clinton called on from high school with test scores. Also, 36 slates issue report cards on all states lo require new teachers lo pass performance exams, and ■ HOMOSEXUALITY ■■■■■■■I said instructors should have at least minored in the area they teach. schools, but just 16 give themselves the power to close, take over or even rectify the failures. Pope calls gay marriages 'incongruous' Right now, 38 states require teachers lo take tests to measure their VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope John Paul II deplored efforts to give knowledge before they can receive a teaching certificate. Education Department officials said Wednesday they were busy preparing proposals that would tie the SI 5 billion that states get from gay unions the same recognition as marriages between men and Today's announcement included: women Thursday, lamenting the "widespread deterioration of the the federal education budget to Clinton's accountability goals. —A $200 million increase over this year's spending on Clinton's natural and religious sense of marriage." Republicans in Congress want to ensure that states and local initiative lo fund the hiring of 100,000 new teachers to reduce class The Vatican frowns on giving gay couples benefits such as pen- school districts still maintain adequate control over schools free of size in grades one to three. sions or public housing or allowing homosexuals to marry. A few federal interference, said Rep. William Goodling, R-Pa., chairman of small cities and towns in Italy have recently taken such initiatives, to —$35 million for scholarships for outstanding students who the House Education and the Workforce Committee. the embarrassment of local prelates. pledge lo become teachers in impoverished school districts — up "Americans want those common sense education ideas — not The pope's long-standing position on homosexuality is that from $7.5 million in fiscal 1999. more regulalions, nor federal tests, nor unfunded mandates, nor homosexuals should be treated compassionately. But he rules out —A new $10-million program to recruit and train 1,000 American duplkative programs," Goodling said in a written response. homosexual sex, as well as any sex outside marriage. "It's not possible to ignore the growing phenomenon of simple de facto unions and the insistent opinion campaigns to obtain conjugal dignity for unions even among people from the same sex," John Paul USD A reverses organic food label rules said. "It is only in the union between two sexually different persons Previous proposed rules about agriculture considered too permissive by fanners that the perfection of the individual can occur, in a synthesis of unity The Associated Press rules and industry guidelines. and of mutual psychic-physical completeness," the pope told offi- U.S. sales of organic foods•. cials from the Vatican tribunal that rules on requests for marriage PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. — In have grown 20 percent annually annulments. a reversal, the government is for the last seven years. In 1996, John Paul described as "incongruous the pretext to attribute con- drawing up rules saying thai they exceeded S3.5 billion. There jugal reality to the union between people of the same sex." food cannot be labeled "organic" The gay rights organization Archigay swiftly reacted, calling John if it has been irradiated, geneli- are now more than 10,000 U.S. Paul's conception of marriage a step backward to the days before cally engineered or treated with farms trying to raise organic people wed for love. antibiotics, a top agriculture offi- crops and livestock,according to "This might be the first time in two centuries that a pontiff has cial told farmers Thursday. the Organic Farming Research attacked the role of love, affirming a preference for a relationship The labeling plan was devel- Foundation. coldly based on rational values," the president of Archigay, Sergio oped by the U.S. Department ol Farmers have (heir own infor- Lo Giudice, said in a statement. Agriculture in response to an mal guidelines for what they call outcry last year against an earli- organic. For instance, fruits and ■ SI 'AM nOBBHlHillBHHHI er set of rules organic farmers vegetables shouldn't have pesti- Fortune-tellers arrested for false hopes considered too permissive. cides, herbicides or preserva- NEW YORK (AP) — Maybe they should have known trouble was "I'm telling you we are look- tives, and livestock should be coming. ing at every possible way to pro- raised in an open-air environ- Sonya Cruz and Estee Lee were arrested Wednesday and charged tect the integrity of your indus- ment, without antibiotics or hor- with bilking clients out of thousands of dollars in a fortune-telling try," said Keith Jones of the mones. department's National Organic scam. Last year, the U.iDA proposed Program. The arrests are part of "Operation Crystal Ball," an ongoing crack- allowing food to be labeled down on fortune tellers who advise customers they're cursed but The new rules governing "organic" even if it was irradiat- can be freed of evil spirits through more visits and fees, police said. fruit, vegetables and livestock ed lo kill germs, genetically engi- Investigators said Cruz, also known as Signora Rita, had a for- will probably be published next neered, or subjected to sewage tune-telling show on the radio and placed ads in a newspaper to summer in the Federal Register sludge or chemical spraying. attract customers. A sign outside her home in the borough of Queens and could take effect in the fall, Organic farmers, marketers said she was a psychic reader. Associated Press Photo Jones said. Lee welcomed customers to her $3,000-a-month apartment on and consumers sent more than j The department is trying to Manhattan's Upper East Side, police said. Varick Warren, sales manager of Pure Pacific Organics, looks 280,000 protest letters, prompt-1 In some cases, the women charged customers more than $1,000 to over a row of cauliflower at one of his company's organic develop the first national stan- ing Agriculture Secretary Dan I take away a supposed curse or heal problems, such as a drunken farms In Salinas, CA Thurs. Jan. 21, 1999. dards on organic food labeling to Glickman to withdraw the pro- husband, said Detective Robert Martin. replace a hodgepodge of state posal. They "never relieved any of the problems," said police Lt. Robert Groth. They "just caused financial problems." Don't drive drunk! Have a safe and fun weekend! Lee, 43, and Cruz, 34, were charged with scheme to defraud, grand larceny and fortune telling. -IT*9 TIME TO THINK ABOUT BGSU Journalism Department presents FINDING A OREAT APARTMENT The Story of the St. Louis FOR NEXT YEAR... Cardinals' Mark McGwire AND WE'VE COT ONE FOR YOU! 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Baltimore and these meetings show all the versity," she said. "It's also Exit 167 off 1-75 (419) 257-2209 different types of leaders." preparing them to be good lead- Students also have many Each student will be expected to participate in a certain num- other obligations to the program. ers in whatever they do when ber of hours ol community service along with keeping up their Each student had to take Spring- they get out of college." GPA. Other requirement possiblities are still being discussed. NEWLPVE SRC Rentals Continued from page one. SRC is less of a leisure area now Susie Busan, a freshman film SRC manager Christy Harris 332 S. Main St. and more of a fitness place," he major. "I remember seeing it (our only office) facility had to plead their case to had the same feeling. said. [he SRC committee. And accord- when I first visited BC and think- 352-5620 With the growing number of "You get to not only meet peo- ing to Parsons, people who ing 1 wanted to use it." Visit our Website: ple who come in, but you get to wanted to use the SRC had to people stopping by the SRC, the Ellie Balk remembers seeing http://www.newloverealty.com have convincing arguments. University built the Perry Field the SRC when she took her stu- become friends with people you House in 1993. dent tour. Balk, a sophomore art Credit for the SRC belongs work with," she said. totally to the students. Bowers "We use the field house to therapy major, said she comes to said. The University was one of program intramurals and to the SRC because it is convenient. Bowers added over 200 stu- •709 Fifth St.: 2 bdrm/2 bath the first to build a recreation cen- spread out activities, so that stu- Her favorite activities are run- dents work at the SRC. 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SRC is looking toward establish- UNDERGRADUATE. GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL HOUSING! OR VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE.' there instead.'" exercise. Long said. "I like the new weight room," ing an outdoor pursuits area, Additionally, Long said the he said. "I can't imagine how it Today, the SRC is open to any- which could include cross-coun- one who is willing to purchase a SRC makes the University more was without it." membership. The SRC has also appealing to visiting high school Visitors are not the only peo- try skiing and Whitewater rafting made adjustments in its accom- students. ple who enjoy the SRC, student trips. He also is looking into "The SRC is truly important employees find their job reward- modations to keep with the building a climbing wall, which Board of Black Cultural Activities times. Bowers said the SRC has for the University to look good," ing. opened a weight room and now Long said. "You watch student "I like to see people and meet is becoming a popular activity. offers more aerobic classes. He tours come in and say 'wow.' all different kinds of people," "We have to challenge the also said many areas that were University students today are said Tiffany Terrell, SRC floor SRC and bring ourselves up to Thursday, January 21, 199|9 originally lounges have been still saying wow. supervisor. "I saw one person changed to Illness rooms. "I like it because they have a come in here every day and I saw speed with current settings," he "With the fitness cr,i7e, the little bit of everything," said her lose weight." said. 8l00pm Amani Room VIDEO A stroke can Think Tank Continued from page one. "If thev want to watch them, said everybody's view of obscen- then leave them alone to do change your ity is different. Brandon Sparks, a junior that," said Stephen Adamski, a African-American students in search of their identity sports management major, feels junior telecommunications "One person cannot speak for life forever it is an act of censorship against major. people who want to rent and Wilkins does not agree with the whole city when deciding view adult movies. the contention that adult movies |Ar Ar AF Ar Ar Ar AF AT Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar AF whether or not to have adult "I feel people should be at are obscene. E-, least 18 years old to rent them, "What is obscene after all?" movies in stores," Werner said. < Congratulations Congratulations to the §3 but 1 leel adult movies should be Wilkins said. "We've always dis- Mayberry said Ohio Revised Delta Gamma Scholars Delta Gamma available in stores for people played adult videos discreetly." ^4 * denotes 4.0 who want to rent them," Sparks He said that since he opened 18 Code section 2907.32 said that u Fall 1998 New Initiates! said. years ago, he has never had any <] Another student feels that Bmplaints from customers "community standards" deter- * Kori Anne Bagrowski * Jennifer Luce Heidi Barber Cindv Luce people should have the freedom out adult movies at his store. mine what is considered < Bridget Bell Kristen Nicholl Elizabeth Bean Emily Marker ■ •< to rent adult movies because Matt Werner, a senior inter- r . Brooke Bowe Gina Russo Rebecca Bell Rachael Moser there is no harm in doing so. personal communications major, "obscene." < " Trisha Childs Cori VonDcylen Kcllv Bradbury M.irissa ParrOtt H u Shannon Clancy Rachel Zychowicz Kill',- Burks ' ase) Proper IS) DANCERS- Jennifer I-citen Gina Grassia Christine Clemens Sarah Quickcl KJ dancers and the music ensem- "It's really a wonderful show. Andrea Gray Abhy Hcttcl Nicole Cuffari Jen Reebel [^ Continued from page one. < bles go unnoticed by people out- The dancers are extremely talent- * Cara Henderson ' Cindy Luce Julie Gorman Maryann Russell Ml "I think a lot of people are side of those programs." * Sara Hinton Rachael Moser ed. It's only $5 for a two hour <3 Gina Grassia Camilla Salazar |=j oblivious to the campus events Jerome maintained that this is Leigh Kob/.owicz Jennifer Reebel and performances thai are going an event students do not want to show, and if nothing else, it's a Mandi Hatfteld I'm, Stevens Rj on all llie lime," hi' said "The miss. great cure for cabin fever." < Abby Hettel Nici Tomei |£>i JciUcicMMiMMMMMi Lcslcigh Kulka Julie Willig Colleen I.inehan Karen Witt Read the BG Remember those Ora Zav.ilet.i less fortunate than News Everyday! you. JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JV JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Board of Black Cultural Activities SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Presents (Too many to list) America & the Destruction of the Black Family Large assortment of 'ith Guest Speaker: r Houses, Duplexes, and Apartments Bro. Minister David Muhammad Stop into 319 E. 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Financial experts suggest per- "It is important to understand sonal involvement in one's own Adam Ashba, a the value of compounding, dou- business/marketing major, said financial planning can help bling your money, and that you stretch those precious few dol- don't have to have a lot to start he manages his money quite lars. from," Rentz said. well. Dr. Audrey L. Rentz, who has She added that even though served on the board of National "I have a job which helps out many students might not have a Association for Investment Cor- a lot, and 1 try not to buy any- lot of money to set aside and poration (NAIC), said financial save up for later, they should still thing that I can't afford," Ashba planning is a process that every- learn how to manage their body should get involved in said. "I try to save as much as 1 money now. early. She stressed that students can." must set goals or they will never According to Rentz, there are Rentz said that it is important become financially independent. several reasons why people do People need to develop an "I not become financially indepen- to plan what you want to do dent. The most common reasons can" attitude about money, with your money, what bank you Rentz said. are procrastination and failure to want to handle your money or Christia Koursarou, a market- set definite goals. In addition, ing major, is one student who many people do not understand where you want to invest your or know how to apply tax laws. found herself in financial trou- money. ble. She had to develop an "I While it might be harder for "Don't be afraid to set your can" attitude when she ran up students to manage being in $756 on her credit card and could financial goals too high, because debt, it is definitely not impossi- Associated Press Photo not pay the money. the money you have now will be "My problem is that I don't ble. Rentz advises that students A pair of horses cavort in a pasture in Overland Park, Kansas. The Kansas City area was really think ahead and I have a check the annual interest rate of worth less in the future if you do enveloped in fog early Thursday, Jan. 21, 1999. spending problem," she said. their credit card and if it is high nothing with it," Rentz said. r-Miiiii SPRING BREAK'99 • PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA Ohio woman fakes, Bentwood 1 credentials, rape The Associated Press School officials had begun, It s all good! Subdivision looking into her background , Sports (across from Mercer Manor) NEW HAVEN, Conn.— A when she twice tried to skip illustrated woman accused of faking her exams. credentials lo gel into Yale Uni- She was declared a fugitive versity, then concocting a phony last summer when she failed to rape story after failing to show appear in court for a hearing. up in court, got a one-week The following day, police found And this Spring Break, delay in her case today after her her at home in Ohio. She told lawyer disclosed yet another police there that a man had its all here... bizarre twist. abducted her from a parking lot Looted next door Amnesty International Brazilian currency plunges The Associated Press skeptical about Brazil's ability to argues against Pinochet strengthen its shaky economy. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — Brazil's cur- "If this price isn't enough to rency tumbled in value Thursday, severely The Associated Press attract inflows and kick-start testing the government's week-old decision exports, things will only get LONDON — Amnesty International argued Thursday to let the real float against the dollar. worse," a currency dealer in Rio before the House of Lords that the severity of the charges fac- Jitters dominated the market despite good de Janeiro said when the dollar ing former Chilean dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet mean that news from congress, where the lower house hit 1.73. He spoke on condition of neither British nor international law offer him protection frpm passed a key bill on Wednesday that aimed anonymity. arrest. to reduce the government's budget deficit On the fourth day of a hearing in Britain's highest court, the Dealers blamed Thursday's and instill new investor confidence in nervousness on everything from human rights group said the 83-year-old general's arrest on a Brazil's willingness to make painful econom- Spanish warrant alleging crimes against humanity must stand high local interest rates to specu- ic reforms. because it is the only chance to break his "wall of impunity." lation about a possible devalua- Pinochet was arrested Oct. 16 in a London hospital while The turmoil in Latin America's largest tion of the Chinese yuan. recuperating from back surgery. economy raised fears that other countries in "The market is extremely ner- The Spanish magistrate seeking his extradition savs the region would be affected, as well as the vous, and any negative comment Spaniards were among those he is accused of ordering killed, United States. on the market at all creates kidnapped or tortured during his 17-year regime, which The real opened Thursday at 1.59 to the panic," said another dealer, who began in 1973 when he overthrew elected Marxist President dollar and plummeted to 1.73 by mid-after- also asked not to be identified. Salvador Allende. noon, before recouping slightly to 1.70 — a The real's plunge was partly Ian Brownlie, a lawyer representing Amneslyinternational, devaluation of about 29 percent since Jan. 12, other human rights groups and relatives and victims, said blamed for a decline in share when Brazil began to take a series of steps to prices on the Sao Paulo Stock Britain's 1978 Stale Immunity Act provides amnesty only for devalue it. Associated Press Photo acts recognized as part of a leader's official duties. Exchange. The Bovespa index fell The Central Bank denied that it planned by as much as 7.3 percent before Torture, murder and kidnapping could never fit into that A trader pauses during trading at the Sao Paulo to intervene in financial markets to try to recovering to close down 4.6 per- definition, Brownlie said. Bovespa (stock exchange) Thursday. Brazilian prop up the currency. The bank already had cent. He also contended that international law specifically stocks and the currency dropped sharply in early removes immunity from anyone — even current or former spent some S45 billion in foreign reserves in Brokers said many investors trading. heads of state — accused of international crimes such as tor- a failed six-month effort to support the real. were selling stocks to take profits Friday. Markets estimate that reserves have ture or the taking of hostages. Chile signed that law in 1988. But when the real strengthened late in the after the Bovespa gained about 50 percent in Before Amnesty addressed the seven-judge tribunal, day, many dealers felt the bank had in fact the four previous sessions since the govern- dipped below $30 billion. lawyers for Britain and Spain concluded their case by con- resumed dollar sales to support the currency. ment let the real float. On Wednesday night, the Chamber of tending that Pinochet was involved in a conspiracy to torture The government had expected that a Brazil's biggest worry is an outflow of Deputies passed a bill reducing pensions for before his Sept. 11, 1973, coup. They also claimed some torture cheaper real would lure back foreign dollars. Despite the currency devaluation, retired federal employees, which could save took place in the months before that date. investors. But foreigners apparently remain some $1.3 billion has left the country since the government S2.5 billion a year. Milosevic backs down, U.S. stays in Yugoslavia The Associated Press The reversal came hours after The decision sets aside the Yugoslavia and Yugoslav forces He said the United States and ernment forces and Kosovo Secretary of State Madeleine standoff over Walker but by no have continued an offensive in NATO still insist that the moni- Albanian rebels. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — Albright warned that the entire means signals an end to the crisis the province and prevented the tors be allowed to operate inde- While Walker sat tight, the The Yugoslav government froze 750-person monitoring team in Kosovo, a province in Serbia, U.N. war crimes tribunal from pendently, that Yugoslavia com- an expulsion order against the would be pulled out of Kosovo U.S. special envoy for Kosovo, the main republic in Yugoslavia. investigating the massacre in ply with Kosovo troop with- American head of the peace unless President Slobodan Milo- drawals called for in the peace Christopher Hill, and Norwe- Up to 2,000 people have been Racak of 45 ethnic Albanians. monitors in Kosovo on Friday — sevic allowed Walker to remain. agreement and permit an investi- gian Foreign Minister Knut killed in fighting during the past backing down after the envoy "The fact that the Serbs have gation by the U.N. war crimes Vollebaek were meeting sepa- The removal of the monitors year in Kosovo. Ethnic Albanians declared he wasn't leaving. would probably have meant the suspended their eviction of court of the Racak massacre. rately in Belgrade with Milosevic make up 90 percent of the In a statement distributed by end of the tottering cease-fire Ambassador Walker is a neces- to urge him to rescind the expul- province's 2 million people and U.S. diplomats say that Milo- the state-run Tanjug news between Milosevic's forces and sary but not sufficient condition sion order. most want independence. sevic remains defiant on most of agency, the government said ethnic Albanian separatists and to resolve the problems that the major issues regarding com- Vollebaek is chairman of the William Walker could remain could have paved the way for In the past week, NATO President Milosevic has created," pliance with the Oct. 12 agree- Organization for Security and until "the consequences of his NATO airstrikes against planes have gone on alert for State Department spokesman ment, which ended seven Cooperation in Europe, which behavior are fully clarified." Yugoslavia. possible strikes against James Rubin said. months of fighting between gov- oversees the monitor mission. Up to40% Off New Textbooks • Only $4.95 shipping ... no matter how many books ordered • Guaranteed 30-day, no-hassle return policy • Fully secured transactions varsitybooks.com your online college bookstore Tod McCloskey Sports Editor Tlte BG News Sports /$ 372-2602 Hockey team loses to Michigan 5-4 By WILLIAM R. SANDHIWoN scored at even llunl/icker shot from the blue line. Less than a minute later, Mark Kosick pushed The BG News strength. BG would cut the the puck over the line in a goal-mouth ANN ARBOR - It w.is a battle of lethal scramble. lead to one on a power-plays. When the smoke cleared, Michigan was the victor. Dan Price goal, The Wolverines looked like they might but UM shut run away with the game after left-wing The Falcon hockey team lost 5-4 to the the Falcons Sean Ritchlin's goal gave (hem a 3-1 lead at fifth - ranked team in the nation at Yost Ice down the rest 5:37 of the second. Arena last night. of the way. BG came back with a response a mere 16 seconds later from Adam Edinger ripped a The Falcons record drops to 11-11-2 over- "I thought all and 7-9-2 in the Central Collegiate Hock- shot from the left face-off circle past Black- ey Association. we came back burn. Buddy Powers and had some The game featured a number of momen- good chances in At 11:53, BG delensem.in Grady Moore tum changes throughout. Many of them the third period," BG coach Buddy Powers bounced a shot off of a Michigan defender had to do with success on the power-play. said. "We had a power play where we had to tie the game going into the third. chances and didn't finish it. We had a lot of Going into the third period, the score movement. They got one more goal and Falcon goalie MikeSavard made 24 saves was deadlocked at 3, but a cross check from that is the bottom line." on 29 UM shots. Blackburn was 22 lor 26. behind BG forward Ryan Murphy, gave "Both teams had their offenses going Michigan the advantage. The result was a Falcon right wing Chris Bonvie started tonight," UM coach Red Berenson said. Michigan goal that gave the Wolverines the the scoring off with a power-play goal in "Both teams looked like thev could run lead. the first period. He found a Murphy away with it, hut the momentum kept shift- rebound in the slot and sent it past a ing." "I took a bad penalty at the end of the second." Murphy said. "I got hit right and I sprawling Josh Blackburn. didn't control my anger." The Falcons are off Friday before they Later in the first, Michigan started their play hot to Ferris Slate. Face off is sched- BG News I'll. Photo first surge with two power-play goals of After UM forward Mike Comrie scored uled for 7 pm. their own. Geoff Koch tipped in a David Defensemen Mike Jones breaks away to make .i play on Murphy's penally, Dale Rominsky Power-play looms large at Michigan solid goallending, we'll be in good "In my mind, that was definitely the turning shape " By DAN NEID point of the game. You can't do tlxat against Powers thought that because ol The BG News a team like Michigan, they'll take advantage both teams play on the man With seven minutes left in the of things like that." advantage, it was hard lor either first period, the Falcons held a 1-0 Ryan Murphy team to gain momentum lead over Michigan on Chris Bon- wore Foruwxt "No one was really able to con- vie's power-play goal. trol this game," Powers said. "The Then the Wolverines decided to playing in Yost Arena, one of the like that " (low ol [he game changed a lew attack with two power-play goals loudest rinks in the league, the BG has made the power-play times, but no one could control the of their own. After another UM power-play for both teams took one of their strong points this sea- goal put them down 3-1, the Fal- over as the main story last night. son. Against Michigan, it helped game, there was no real turning cons needed to find a way to tame What could have been the turn- them put up lour goals against point ol the game." the Wolverines. ing point of the game came when Blackburn, who has stoned the Because ol the power-plav per- They decided to fight fire with Michigan .Scored a power-play CCHA this season. Prior to List formance by the Falcons, they goal off of Ryan Murphy's charg- night, Blackburn had given up fire. Could be considered among the After Adam Edinger's goal ing penalty at the end of the sec- only 1.91 goals per game. playoff teams in the CCIIA if made it 3-2 Michigan, Grady ond period. With a power-play to "Whenever you score four other things go right "Along with Moore slapped a shot past UM begin the third period, UM took goals in a game, you expect to goalie Josh Blackburn on the man advantage, scored, and controlled win," BG head coach Buddv Low- team defense and goallending, advantage. /P'3)" ,or much of the third period. ers said. "But with six power-play our power-play is what will carry "They've got one of the besl "In my mind, that was definite- goals scored in a game, it can go us m the C< HA playoffs/' Mur- power-play's in the league,". UM '>' 'he turning point of the game," either way" phy said "If that goes well, we coach Red Berenson said. / Murphy said. "You can't do that "Our power-plav is our key to could be a Cinderella team and Amidst the strength that Michi- against a team like Michigan, winning," Murphy said. "If we BG News File Photo surprise everybody." gan possesses and the/pressure of they'll take advantage of things can get that going, along with Forward Crain Desjarlais slows down to reeicve a pass. Opportunity / After two big conference wins, BG hopes to continue their success By TOD McCLOSKEY "And I really wouldn't be too concerned with the The BG News early game played (at Ohio), because of Keith It seems like a long time ago and Trent and Lenny playing better. They're just when the Bowling Green men's going to scout off of the last three games." basketball team lost 64-57 at Ohio Dec. 2. But the Falcons will Dan Dakich get another shot at the number two team in the Mid-American BGSl' Men i Basketball coach Conference Saturday in Ander- "And I really wouldn't be too LaDrell Whitehead. son Arena. concerned with the early game Ohio (12-5 overall, 7-2 MAC) "He's become a much more Dan Dakich played (at Ohio). Because of comes into the game with a one- determined player," Dakich said Keith and Trent, and Lenny play- half game lead on BG. Miami is McLeod said. "He about Esterkamp. "I think it ing better, they're just going to atop the MAC with a 7-1 confer- (BG coach Dan Dakich) told us started against Greg Stempin in scout off of the last three games." ence record. today here in the lockerroom the Toledo game." that we can't get overconfident, McLeod is averaging 11.5 This is the opportunity the Esterkamp shutdown Falcons (11-5 overall, 6-2 MAC) that will hurt us." points per MAC game since join- Since the loss at the Convo in ing the team Dec. 19. In the win Stempin in the first half, allow- have been looking for. Over the ing BG to comeback and beat the next two games, BG plays the Athens, the Falcons have added against Marshall Wednesday, he Rockets.'His defensive efforts Bobcats and the RedHawks. i McLeod and sophomore Trent scored 21 points. McLeod also The Falcons have two advan- Jackson. Also the improved play helped teammate Dave the past two weeks have put BG tages over the Bobcats Saturday of freshmen Graham Bunn and Esterkamp slop the Thundering in a position to win. — home court and a different Len Matela have given the Fal- Herd's top scorer Travis Young. And his number may be cons a bench to go to. Matela has scored 33 points called again, as Esterkamp is look. Bunn scored nine points The Falcons are 8-1 when they over the past three games. against Ohio, while Matela only expected to guard Whitehead. play at Anderson Arena this For the past two-straight played 17 minutes. In their last meeting White- year, including four MAC wins. games, the Falcons have held a "If I'm looking at BG, I'm head scored a game-high of 21 BG's only loss was a 72-70 game playmaker in check and won the looking at the last three games game. And for BG they'll have to points, 11 of which came from BGNewiFile Photo | against Detroit. that 1 have on tape," Dakich said. Guard Graham Bunn prepares to shoot over two defenenderj. "We have confidence, but at do it again Saturday with the foul line. 't Friday, Janurary 22, 1999 The BG News page 9 Swimmers hope to keep up intensity MAC race heats up The Associated Press these teams that are out there very well with them. Buffalo, right now. We really aren't." he After years lost in the Mid- said "We were fortunate enough to By NICK HURM Swimming & Diving men and women, are adding to American Conference wilderness. win a couple of close games But The BG News Central Michigan may have finally s the conference wonderfully." Miami. Ohio U.. the Marshalls. the found a way out. This weekend the Bowling *•• Coach Randy Julian The BG men swimmers had Heading Into Saturday's game Kents. the Toledos — you ran go Green swimming and diving "I think they (BG) are excited at Buffalo. Central Michigan is 7-9 right down the line — there arc learn will go north. Buffalo about racing in one of the best three double winners over last overall and 4-4 in the MAC'S West eight or nine of them that have bet- The Falcon's will head lo Buf- pools in the conference. It's Division — and contending for the weekend. Freshman Mike Griffin ter ballclubs than we do riulu going to be a very fast." title. ■ falo Saturday to compete in a now." dual meet with Mid-American Saturday at 1 p. "I'd Just as soon not even bring and Sophomores Andy Jenkins By the time the MAC tourna- Conference opponent, the Buffa- it up." coach Jay Smith said of his lo Bulls. and Bill Roehl all won two team's postseason chances. "I'm ment rolls around the last week ol BG Men: 2-6 Overall February, maybe that'll be evident BG is coming off last week- UB Men: 3-0 overall not going to jinx myself." events verse Illinois-Chicago. BG In a year of some remarkable ends 1-1 performance, grabbing (0-3 in the MAC) (0-0 in the MAC) So far. it's not. turnarounds In the MAC — most a big victory over Illinois-Chica- BG Women: 3-5 overall UB Women: 5-3 overall has had many men step up Kent coach Gary Waters was notably Ohio's rejuvenation — asked how difficult it is for a new go. Coach Randy Julian believes (0-3 in the MAC) (1-2 in the MAC) recently and is hoping only to equally amazing is what's evolving the Falcon's will hold the same In Mount Pleasant. Mich. program or a new coach to come get stronger before they enter the into a league like the MAC. One of intensity they displayed against women's teams posting ished first in the 50 free (24.37) With half of the conference sea- the examples he provided is Smith the Flames. exceptional records. The men and 200 IM (210.66) in a dual MAC Championship. son ahead, the Chlppewas have "We've had a very good week have not lost this season, hold- mee with St. Bonaventure last already surpassed their MAC win and Central. of practices," Julian said. "It's ing a record of 3-0. This will be week. The diving team has come on total from last season — and each "Every program that comes into crucial that they (BG) back up the first conference meet for the She also was a member of the of the five seasons before that. the MAC the first year, it's a strug- strong as of late. Jeff Allen, Laura Smith, in his second year on the what they have done in practice. men's team. The women's team 200 medley relay which finished gle for them. And every new coach job. doesn't believe — or at least We've practiced well, now we currently holds a record of 5-3 Segerlin and Patti Wilson have first in 3:10.89. doesn't say publicly — that his in a program." Waters said. Take need to race well." overall, with a 1-2 record in the "The women (UB) swam a combined for six first place vic- team belongs in the rarified air Central Michigan last year. They Buffalo has had success this MAC. very good St. Bonaventure near the top of the standings. barely won a game This year, year, with both the men's and Buffalo's Inger Rooneem fin team," Julian said. "We match up tories in the last two meets. "We're not as good as some of they're going out and competing." After big win, women hoopsters look for another By DAVE TRUMAN "We had a team meeting Miami, the Falcon's challenge before the Ohio game and it was Women's 'They have a really good post, AuBree will lie in winning their second The BG News really important for me to bring Hamilton, in the middle. She is a great Basketball out to the team that we need Bowling Green was looking league road game of the season. these next four games," Rater- player and I really hope that she does for a spark Wednesday night man said. "We had OU, and then The first took four overtimes when Ohio came to Anderson play against us this Saturday." we have Miami, Akron and Mar- Arena and it found combustible Jackie Raterman against Ball State, January 6th. shall coming up. These are all Miami material waiting on the bench in Senior forward four teams that we can beat." "What this team needs is for the form of Angie Farmer's A BG win would knot the Fal- BG has combined the almost that she does play against us this Saturday •2pm. shooting and Jen Gafford's cons and Miami at 4-4 in the everyone to step up and fill their Milieu I Ian, constant scoring presence of Saturday. I heard that she was Ok/ord clutch play. MAC standings and in the race Raterman with fresh legs and a Now the Falcons (7-10 overall, hurt ancf I would really like to role," Raterman said. "Everyone for a conference tourney berth. variety of faces all year, but the play against her. It would give BG: 7-10 overall, 3-4 MAC 3-4 Mid-American Conference) Raterman said BG would try effectiveness of this approach me a little (extra) challenge this has a role. Everyone should Miami: 8-9 overall, 4-3 MAC will look for more logs to throw to use its depth to wear down may become more successful as weekend." • BG looks to increase record on the fire on top of the consis- know their role by now—we only Miami. Coach Dee Knoblauch's the season wears on. If Hamilton doesn't play, a Radio: WBGU 88.1 Mike tent play of senior center Jacki running style and her use of her Miami has an important ques- young Miami team will only get have nine games left. If you're a Rypel and Nick Luciano Raterman. BG travels to Millelt bench was demonstrated effec- tion mark heading into Saturday. younger. Hamilton is one of pregame show 1:30 pm Hall in Oxford to take on divi- tively against Ohio. The availability of one of their three juniors on the team along scorer you need to score if you're sion rival Miami (8-9 overall, 4-3 Farmer and Gafford came off top players could affect their with only two seniors. Even the a rebounder you need to MAC) Saturday at 2 p.m. the bench and played a com- depth. coaching staff is young with this Raterman made sure her bined 44 minutes in the back- "They have a really good post, being the first season for head rebound. That's what we need teammates knew how important court, while Netta Smith, Dana AuBree Hamilton, in the mid- coach Maria Fantanarosa and out of everybody." these next few games are before Western and Yalonda Holt also dle," Raterman said. "She is a two of her assistants. the Falcon's 97-89 victory. played valuable minutes. great player and I really hope Regardless of who plays for Browns hire 'good guy' READ THE BG NEWS GO FALCONS! 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Where Are They Now? (In Stereo) Belore They Were Rock Stars (R) [Before They Were Rock Star! II [Before They Were Rock Stars III [Before They Were Rock Stars IV |Before They Were Rock Stars (R) SUNDAY I 6:00 6:30 7:00 I 7:30 I fl:OQ I &:36 I 3:66 I 9:30 I 10:00 I 10:30 [ 11:00 I 11:30 BROADCAST STATIONS EH (in stereo) JL Rroin/torming CD 60 Minutes (In Slereo) X Touched by en Angel (In Stereo) Movie: "Outlaw Justice (1999, Western) waie Nelson X CD Movie: "A Saintly Switch" (1999. Fantasy) David Alan Gner. X 20/20 i( [Practice Hde and Seek" (R) X NewsX Siskel« Eberl a> Dateline |ln Stereo) X Golden Globe Awards The 56th annual presentaton hononng outstanding achievements vi 61m and television News If. Pnns.-icc-i Inig ® Lawrence Welkbhow: American Classical Visions (in Stereo; Nature Tame and wild parrots. I 50 Years War: Israel and the Arabs (Part I oi 2] 3. Monty Python © Tony Brown |Religion-Ethics Tales of the Serengeti (In Sleieo) Nature Tame and wild parrots. X 50 Vears War: Israel and the Arabs (Part 1 of 2) X Mystery! meeting SD .: i NHL Hockey A -Star Game World's Funnlestl (In Stereo) X Simpsons |R) X |That 70s Show X-Files' T.thonus" (In Slereo) X IX-Filee "Irresisttile" (In Stereo) X Walker, Texas Ranger "El Coyote" (3) (5 00) Collectible Knives Gemstones Gemstones January 25th 9:30 p.m. © (4.00) Movie: | Home Improve. [Star Trek: Voyager Latent Image" Star Trek: Deep Space Nine i CABLE STATIONS [Behind-Screen Movie: **t "SoWiernfheflan"(1963, Comedy) n»ovie: **» "Toral Total Tora.'"(l970) An account of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor AMC Movie: ««« "t»ng»uy)"(l954) Dean Martin Movie: •» "The Tdy"(t982, Comedy) Richard Pryor, Jackie Gleason Twain Prize-Richard Pryor Daily Show (R) [Upright Citizen COM Movie:i: *•«• "Srkrer Srrea«"(i976. Comedy) Gene Wilder, Jill Claybuioh T: assures of Ihe Earth (R) i of ihe Earth (R| Treasures o! the Earth (R) FBI Files (R) DISC (5 00) Aliens: Are We Alone? (Rl [Not a Freak [What Sex Am 17 T' Movie: »»• GhostDusters' (1984. Comedy) Bin Murray. (In Slereo) Movie: » i "Jack "(1996. Ccrnecy-Diama) Rco«i Wifcams. (In Stereo) X Movie: **W "Heaven and Earth" (1993. Drama) Tommy Lee Jones X ENC Senior PGA Goll MasterCard Championship - Fnal Round. NFL All-Pro Team [Sportscenter X ESPN (4 X; College Football Hula Bow: [Sportscenter America's Moral Crisis Continues CAM America's Moral Crisis ]V[iscellany Sopranos (In Sie'eo) 1 Movie: ••»'S "Bcoore Nigri!s"(1997, Drama) Mark Wahkerg 'R" X HBO 3 X: Movie: |Movie: «•• "Conucr (1997) A devoted soenhsl hears a message from outer space. PG' Great Ships "The Rrverboals" (R) Tales of the Gun (R) Sworn lo Secrecy History Undercover True Action Adventures (R.i HIST High Rollers: Gambling Real World X IReal World X Real World X [Real World re Real World )T IReal World Jt Real World X Real World X MTV Real World A TReal World .11 Real World X TReal World X Soccer: English Prefer League -- Teams to BJ Announced. Goin' Deep roi Sports News FOX Sports News SC Women's College Basketball Space: Above and Beyond 'Pilot' Dark Skies "Dreamiand" (In Slereo) Burning Zone Arrs o' F 'e ii Visitor "Dreams" (In Stereo)! Mystery Science Theater 3000 R> SCIFI (5 Xi Movie: 'Shoc*eT";'9 Howd They Do That? Secret World ol Cars Secret World of Airports Secret World of Megs-Structures Secret World of Cars (R) TLC Natural Disasters (Ft) 2nd Floor [400)Movie: "RamMan"(1988) Movie: •»» "Dim/Dancing "(1987. Drama) Jermrler Grey. Jerry Orbach Movie: **» "Did/ Dancing" (1987. Drama) Jennifer Groy. Jerry Oibach Movie: "Urban Cowboy" (1980) Hong Kong |Jabber|aw tosfaanlacs [ScoobyDoo Flintstones X [Tex Avery ToonHeads Tom and Jerry Johnny Bravo [Ed. EddnEddy Cows Chicken Powerpuff Girls TOON WWF Sunday Night Heat X Pacific Blue "Siargazer (In Skew) Silk Stalkings (In Stereo) X La Femme Niklla "Gales ol Heir X The Net "In Dreams'* (In Stereo) X USA 4~30 Movie: "Dw Haro"(l988) X Before They Were Rock Stars II Before Tbey Were Rock Stars III |Before They Were Rock Stars IV Behind the Music Heart' Behind Ihe Music (R) (In Stereo) Behind the Music "Heart" (R) Union VHI Friday, Janurary 22, 1999 The BG News page 11 SPOR fVi3;li;i*Yil;l: TANDINGS Mid \inrii AGDACDAGD On-Campus Interviews w lULt ruuu H L rrs The sisiers of Alpha Gamma Delta Alternatives has organic health conscious Thura., Jan. 28th 13 2 21 would like lo wish Nancy Dussel groceries, as woll as candles, incense, oils MirrdgmSunil*-}-}) Call 372-2356 lo schedule M..liii:.in lln-5-2) 13 3 27 The BG News a very Happy Binhdayi United Parcel Service herbs, books, larot and classes lo serve Die NOUVDMW (I4l,-2l 5 23 We love you Nancy! We are currently looking for permanent parl Pagan. New Age and Alternative Spin! com- II 22 Classified AGOAGDAGD bme employees who are interested m munity. Stop in at 131 W Woosier or call OtwSutc(12-IM) '10 6 working from 3 to 5 hours per day. 352 SEED(7333) lor into fcrni Stale (I14>3J 10 0 22 Ads Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi '$2000 Tuition Reimbursement Northern MkM|ari(lS*0) 10 8 20 Congrats [o Heather Hemaple on lor Midnight Shirt WITCH STORE? ■meting Green tlMO-Jt 7 8 16 372-6977 her pearling lo Ty Traxler Now 'Excellent entry level pay ol Well yes Alternatives has books, tarol. ritual M1.11111. Oil (6-164) 4 13 II we're wailing lor the the real thing! $8 50-9.50Vhr. supplies, herbs, oils, candles 4 more' Plus me Alaska Fairbanks (n-lM)l 5 IS 10 and up to $12.45-13.45 per hour n- in. Mr* kill intinyl) xurfl «hniM m We love you low' organic grocery is up and running! Check us totetit-rn MkhUvwO 12-t.i 2 11 10 with progression. INJI iWriiiiin.ri. • ■ "iii-»i «•« Love. Lil Megan. Lil Manfly andGL Juli out at 131 W Wooster Si. or Call 352 SEED ■ik. .,,..: 'Full Bme benefits lor pan-time work' (7333) «Iglfl metMtli i KKG"KKG"KKG Darin Hohman Krista Ranly Jennifer Glaser WATCH FOR The sisters ol KKG would like to Support G roup for women Nicholas Hagan Katie Woods* Stacy Keller' Di BENEDETTO'S congratulate Krlsta Gostel on her with Anorexia & Balemia Concerns Valerie Lopez ANNIVERSARY AD engagement to JB. Howard. Women's Center-Hanna Hall• 108A Jackie Bell* Starting Mon.,February 1.830pm-10 00pm Eric Gullufsen* ON JAN. 29 We wish you both the best Chauncey Shindle* Jeanine Miller Group Support and Emily Sanders Interactive discussions & exercise Ramsey Callaway Megan Bielecki LOFT RENTALS SERVICES OFFERED Student Health Services/Judy Mil Dan Runion Brad Foster* Elliot Nicely Space Savers 405 Thurshn ler/372-7425Counselmg Center/Rebecca 352-5475 Deanna Skelton Mettee Car!er/2-208i Angela Meraz Jonathan Griffith Megan Hummel* Post Abortion Support Group Take a Bite Darin Fisher Logan Brooke MEN! MEN! for women who have had an abortion On the move for Health & Joy Jim Connell Are you interested in becoming a presenter to Brian Sturtz Stephanie Morrison Canng and confidential Register Today other men on the issues of Sexual Assault & Macqueline Grays Call 354-4673 for mtormaoon. Call 372 9355 (WELL) Kyle O'Dell* Kimberly Ketler* Prevention? Contact Barb Hoffman. 372-2120 Scott Carr* BG Pregnancy Center Contemporary weight management Mark Yonker Janelle Penn by Jan. 27 for more information Nutrition ft exercise awareness Julie Wolf* Wednesday afternoon sessions Nichole Grote Kimberly Raskin Pregnant?' Begins Jan 27,1999 Kevin Cady Anthony Jones" Rachel Zychowicz FREE pregnancy tests Nichole Minnick CONFIDENTIAL and CARING Bryan VanNorden Lori Egnatz 3S4-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Find it in the Ryan Nowlin* Rhett Paulson Jason Greishop Kim Krause Lee Richards Zachary Carter Maribeth Leschinsky Michael Meuti* Lynn Maddox PERSONALS BG News! Lindsey Toschlog Amy Cly* Charles Sykora Brian Russel Cristy Baldwin Nicole Tournox* Jill Glick Danielle Barkley Aaron Garver FLORIDA SPRING BREAK Jonathan Mundor Tiffeny Morris Allyson Ramano 4 Crystal Wagner Spnng Break '99 FROM $159 PER WEEK Christine Glasscock Patricia Hall www sunsplashtours com Ginger Sturgeon Erin Leugers Mikaa Bayless From $99' PIPIR BEACON BEACH RESC Maira Balacon* Freetnps A PANAMA CITY BEACH James MacNeal Paul Adeslperger Group Discounts Leah Brown David Kowaleski Paul Homberger Hours and hours of free drinks Mary Zirkelbach Jam aica Cancun Florida Staci Bishop Stephanie Maloney Michelle Love South Padre Bahamas Barbados Michael Nesler Jessica Bowlus Lowest pnces/Best meals Katherine Wiece CALL TODAY' 1 800 426-7710 Stacey Connerty Eric Penka "HOME OF THE WORLD S LONG EST KEC PARTY- Carrie Fuchs FREE DRAFT BEER AIL WEEK LONG-CALL FOR INFO! 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MI1IS (OUR 0NLV OFFICEI 352-5620 A Friday, January 22, 1999 page 12 The BG News 2 bdrm house near BGSU $400 E.celleni CUSTOMER SERVICE .'COLLECTIONS Pan time studoni employment condition lease A deposit required Call WANTED REPRESENTATIVES Part time position Du Are you looking for part time employment of 15 FOR SALE coo ties include answering incoming calls, nan hours plus per week plus per week within walk- 686 4651 dung customer questions and concerns. Ming. ing distance to BGSU campus *> Interested m 3bdrm apl $550 Near BGSU. Excellent con working various unskilled jobs in assembly. and placing collection calls to past due ac- '92 Geo Prism GSI Eic cond. very Oependa dibon Lease and deposit required Call 2 roommaiei needed for 99-00 school year 7 counts. Monday-Thursday 2-8pm (Start time packaging, etc Rateol pay is $5.15 per hour ble. AC, spoile*. alum wheels $3650 Call 686-4651 Large house, own room, close 10 campus and Apply in person between the hours of 9 00am can be flexible) $8 00>nr plus incentives 35? ?344. 3 bdrm house near BGSU Excellent condi LW town Cheap reni. plus 2 bthrms Call 354-6740 Previous customer service and computer ex- and 5 00pm (Monday-Friday) at ml Spring Break Bahamas Parry Cruise' 5 lion $650 lease and deposit required. Call JOURNALISM MAJORSE Vf RYONE perience a must Direct resume to Advanced Specialty Products. Inc Nijhli *279l Includes Meals » Free Parties' 686-4651. -5rn The Gavel newspape' is looking lor writers, TRUGREEN CHEMLAWN 428 Clough Sl Awesome Beaches. Nigritlilei Departs Florida! photographers, and copy editors. Coniad PART TIME CSR POSITION Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 326 N Prospecl Grad sludents only Washer Cancun & Jamaica $3991 springe-teak- Enka for more mlo at 372-5409 or dag P.O. BOX 988 . dryer. 2 an-conditioners. 2 bedrooms. Leave travel com 1 BOO 678 6386 message al 354-2264 OMgopnet PE RRYSBURG. OHIO 43552 PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE NO PHONE CALLS 111 Behavioral Connections of Wood County is mi Spring Broak Panama City $!?9' Board CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING Play Rugby walk Room w/Kitchen Near CluBsl 7 Parties- Join a team that is Nationals Bound" now hiring Part-time workers for Residential SECRET IN BGI Clean, 2 b.drooms. fully CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Services Position involves direct care and su Free Drink*! Daytona $1«9' Soulh Beach furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- New Player's Meeting $129! Cocoa 8each $1491 springbreak Tuesday, Jan 26.8.30pm Fu« time position with benefits. 8-5 Monday pervision of mental health consumers, and tilfliM provided, on-alte manager, balcony navel com l 800 678 6386. Rm 136 Perry Fie^ House thru Friday. Some overtime may occur during overseeing facility operations. Shifts are for units available. Call for an appointment: NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!' April and May. Duties include, answering in- weekday evenings as well as weekends 1986 Toyota Camry IE. Excellent running 352-9909. Social Work and Psychology majros are en- coming calls, handling customer questions and condition. Asking $950.00 O.B.O. Call Stacy Elf. wants avail, for short or long term com- couraged to apply. Send resume to 80i N Seeking non smoker female roomate (or the concerns, filing, data entry, and customer file at 352-4031. pletely furnished Phone, cable a all mils ind 1994^2000 school yr Call at 352 4862 Ask for maintenance, previous customer service expe- College. BG. OH 4340? EOE Cars Irom $500 00. Police impounds and tax near campus. 352-1520. Ashley rience in a service Industry and computer ex SALES POSITION FOR TRUGREEN repo's Call! 800 319 3323 em 4558 Grad students. 1 or 2 bdrm. apts w/ wa- penence a musi. $8 00 per hour plus incen CHEMLAWN SuWeaser needed now' Own room, use of sher/dryer. Outet bldg. For more mlo w/d. dose to campus, $230vmo. Call lives. please direct resume to: Serving current customers and previous cus- SICSICSENIORS REVEALED TRUGREEN-CHEMLAWN 352 5111. 353-0568 tomers $8 00 per hour to start, plus commis- SATURDAY. JANUARY 23 CSR POSITION sion Full and part time. Advise on Lawn Care HALFTIME OF BASKETBALL GAME LOFT RENTALS P O BOX 988 Continuous training provided. Must have a SOMEONE YOU KNOW??? Space Savers 405 Thurstm HELP WANTED PERRYSBURG. OHIO 43552 good driving record and be proficient m Prob- 352-5475 NO PHONE CALLS lem Solving and Customer Service Come by Summer tun. winter practicality at an arlordable or call Ask for Jon. price. 1964 Dodge 600 convertible. $800 Room lor Rent' $1500 weekty potential mailing our circulars Desk clerk needed for local motel. Weekend TRUGREEN CHEMLAWN 353 6181. Call 353 7042 For into call 2033192802 position, midnight to Sam. 2 shifts/week. Apply 12401 ECKEL ROAD at Buckeye Budget Motor Inn M-F Bam-4pm. PERRYSBURG. OH 43551 $20*/hr. PT/FT (419)874-5004 FOR RENT Summer subleaser warned lor 1 bedroom Process co. maiUemail at home m school. For Earn %i Build your resume. Professional mar- apartment Option to renew lease for nex* year details: gma/bgu p.o. box 567443 Atlanta GA keting research lirm is now hiring. Gam busi- Spacious/Low rent Call 353 6322" DACOR Internet: $11.95 a month BGNet Internet: $12.95 a month It's your money ... DACOR COMPUTER SYSTEMS 519 W Wooster St. Bowling Green 352 3568 www dacor net Management Inc. Now Icasinc for Fall I999-2000 /CfEfcCA Management Inc. HUUdak Apli.. 2bdtm llaiv very v ■■ '■■■ *» fool ceiling*, car ports. •> I/3- 12 mo. Icisc* SWrtatS610 CaH 353-5800 Don't just sit there! *>C FALL 1999 LEASING Stop in today for Management Inc. a complete 1999/2000; Hillidalr Apt*.. Large studios, high vaulicd Come sign up today! ceilings, unique floor pbn. 9 1/2-12 B» Leases apartment listing. Start at S350 Call 353-5*00 UNITS GOING FAST! FALL 1999 LISTS /Cfl&CA RE Managment Management Inc. NOW AVAILABLE next to Kinko's Ilein/iilr Apts.. I bdrm. high saulied ceilings, unique floor plan 9 I <7- 12 mo. Leases • Ridge Manor Apartments Now Leasing for Summer and Fall Close to campus. Starts al S3H0 • Prazec Ave. Apartments Call 353-5800, • East Merry Avc. Apartments (522 Full) P • Field Manor Apartments • Campus Manor • 315 N. Main /CfEfcCA CO > •615 Second St. • 317 N. Main Management Inc. Iltlnisile Apts.. 2 bdrms. I 1/2 baihs. Columbia Court Apartments • 716 Fourth St. • 710 Elm washer dr>ers. 9 1/2-12 mo Leases Close lo campus. Starts at S6K0 Call 353-5800 (903. 907. 915. 921. 929, 935 Thurstin) • Rockledge Manor •7101/2 Elm • 3 bedrix>m/2baths • Furnished • 640 Eighth St. • 237 N. Prospect • Close to Campus • 841 Eighth St. • 138 1/2 N. Main St Management Inc. Unit«#49-72 Newly Remodeled lor Fall 1998 F-WRrefB \|itv Efficiencies & huge I bdrms. A/C, New Carpet, and fireplaces • 733, 755, 777 Manville • 313 N. Main St. laundry on site, lots of parking. I'll starts at $230. I bdnrn. Starts al $340 Call 353-5800 • 825 Third St. Mercer Manor Apartments 113 Railroad St. /tJEfcCA ••] One ol BG's Newest Complexes Management Inc. 3 bedr <\ Waynehead Road Rovers Freakazoid! [Beetlejuice 12 Stupid Dogs ScoobyDoo Scooby Doo [Droopy-Dripple [Droopy-Dripple [Droopy-Dripple [Droopy-Cripple HI Activities: Mandi Hatlield USA Movie: ••> "Eve ol destruction "(1990) (In Sleieo) Movie: TUMM Deception'' (1999. Drama) Richard Grieco. I Movie: "The Godtather, Part It" (1974) The saga ol the Corieone crime family continues i Rock-Roll Jeo. Rock-RollJeo. Rock-Roll Jeo. Rock-Roll Jeo. IRock-Roll Jeo. [Rock-RollJeo |Rock.Roll Jeo. Rock-Roll Jeo. |Rock-RollJeo. IRock-Roll Jeo. [Rock-RollJeo. IRock-Roll Jeo. Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar V