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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Weather Mostly cloudy with a Cafe Shadeau,BG's newest Injured in the Las Vegas Bowl, high in the upper 30's.. coffeehouse, opens today. BG football player Joe Bair announces his departure from the sport. /? The BG News Friday, January 22,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 83 Clinton issues Iraq warning GSS may elect

The Associated Press Iraq is sticking to its cease- "despite the established policy, allowing U.S. pilots to de- behavior of the U.S. plane, which was ag- fend themselves when threatened. new president WASHINGTON -- President Clinton gressive and provocative." "Right now everything we're doing is con- warned Iraq on Thursday he will brook no At the Pentagon, spokesman Lt. Cmdr. sistent with past practice. There is no by Jenl Bond Although anyone could be threats to allied aircraft patrolling the no-fly Joseph Gradisher dismissed the Iraqi claim change at this time," he said. student government reporter nominated for the office, official- zones. He spoke after two U.S. warplanes that no radar had been turned on. The incident occurred at 5:09 a.m. EST, the ly only two candidates are run- fired at an Iraqi radar that had targeted "We stand by our report," Gradisher said. military said in a statement. ning for the position, Clarke them. Secretary of State Warren Christopher, in A U.S. Air Force F-4G "Wild Weasel" and Graduate Student Senate may Cummings and Ted Eaton. "We're going to stay with our policy," remarks at the State Department, echoed an F-16 "Fighting Falcon" were escorting a or may not elect a new president Cummings, 23, is pursuing a Clinton told reporters as he met with his Clinton's resolve. French Mirage plane conducting photo re- today to replace Tony Fluellen master's degree in mathematics. senior staff on his first full day in office. "It "The United States Intends to protect our connaissance in the northern no-fly zone, the who recently resigned, according He said he is running for the po- is the American policy and that's what we're pilots in the no-fly zone," Christopher said. statement said. to GSS Vice President David sition because the Senate needs going to stay with." "... When their radar illuminates our pilots The two U.S. jets noticed flashes of anti- Vaillencourt. someone who really wants it. The clash ended a brief respite in hostili- we are going to protect our pilots." artillery fire in their direction, but did not GSS elections are not a closed "f enjoy working with people, ties between Washington and Baghdad that The new secretary said the Iraqis "know respond to the provocation "because the air- process and senators may make although sometimes I'm too began Tuesday when Saddam Hussein perfectly well what it takes to comply with craft were out of range of the fire," the nominations from the floor. The idealistic," he said. "I want to ordered a "cease-fire" in honor of Clinton's the U.N. resolutions and the establishment statement said. senate can also choose whether change a lot of things that I prob- inauguration. of the no-fly zones. I what happened After the radar "locked on" the aircraft, they want to elect a president or ably never will be able to." In Baghdad, the Iraqi News Agency today is a reflection of the determination the F-4G fired an anti-radar HARM missile appoint one. Cummings said he wants to be quoted an unidentified official as denying that the Clinton administration will have in at the radar and the F-16 dropped two cluster "They have a lot of options," a voice for graduate students. that a radar had been turned on and claimed that area." bombs on the site. Vaillencourt said. "But I'm hop- "The president keeps direction the U.S. planes' attack set a fertilizer storage Clinton's spokesman, George Stephano- ing they choose to resolve this at area on fire and damaged crops. It also said poulos, said the new president was following See Clinton, page five. the meeting [today]." See GSS, page three. Baird refuses Saving The Day to step down The Associated Press

WASHINGTON - A combative Zoe Baird, President Clinton's choice for attorney general, on Thursday rejected calls to step aside. The White House stuck by her in the face of rising public and con- gressional opposition over her hiring of illegal aliens. White House Communications Director George Stephanopoulos said Clinton may never have discussed the pivotal issue with Baird prior to her nomination. "I think that my overall record gives me the potential to be a great attorney general," Baird told the Senate Judiciary Committee. "The potential that I have to serve this country... should override the par- ticular incident." Several members of Congress announced their opposition, includ- ing one Republican on the Judiciary Committee and the lone Republi- can among the Senate's six women. Baird, 40, a $500,000-a-year lawyer for the Aetna Life & Casualty Co., has since her nomination paid $2,900 in fines and roughly $12,000 in back taxes for employing a Peruvian couple. The wife cared for her son while the husband served as her driver and performed household chores, she said. Questions about the Baird nomination dominated the first White House news briefing Thursday by Stephanopoulos. "The president continues to think she'd make a good attorney gen- eral," he said. "Right now, Zoe Baird is his nominee. ... Give her a chance to answer the questions." Quizzed about Clinton's knowledge of her lawbreaking before he nominated her, Stephanopoulos said the details and timing were "rather murky." "I don't know the nature of his exact discussions on this. Zoe Baird ... did disclose this to the transition team," he said. But when she met with Clinton, "I do not believe they had a discussion about it, no," he said. "I do not know what level of detail he knew about the situation. ... We can find out absolutely." Tkc BC Newi/Tcrau Thxnai On Jan. 14, Clinton spokeswoman Dee Dee Myers said: "It was fully Lending a hand to education major Sbeena Ector, University park- master's degree candidate Jameel Radford (center) said, "Sheena disclosed. He (Clinton) considered it and did not think it was a prob- ing officer Robert Peralez tries to start Ector's car Thursday thought her car [enginejflooded, but It turned out that her battery lem." morning In the Union parking lot. Administration management was low." See Baird, page five. Alleged rapist still loose Well-wishers greet Bushes as say latest attack follows pattern of past incidents they become private citizens by Melanle L. Kra|ewskl Conner said the rapist seems to police reporter strike every couple of weeks, al- The Associated Press And the fleet of helicopters, a large Secret Ser- "It might be the rapist is though there have been no re- vice entourage and the ever-present trailing ambu- a student or it could be ported attacks over the Christ- lance were all gone. Bowling Green police are still mas break. HOUSTON - More than 500 well-wishers, many The ex-president and Barbara Bush climbed into looking for the man who alleged- he only wants to attack carrying signs, flags and balloons, greeted George a silver-gray Cadillac that was near the front of a ly committed the attempted rape ... [college students] "It might be the rapist is a stu- Bush as he returned to his adopted hometown small motorcade. that occurred last Saturday and who might have went dent or it could be he only wants Wednesday as a private citizen. "It feels good to be back and know that you're may be responsible for three to attack women in their 20s, [col- "It's back to the real world for the Bushes," the not going to be called away," said James A. Baker other sexual assaults reported home for the break." lege students] who might have former president said in a welcome-home appear- III, former White House chief of staff and secre- last fall. Det. Brad Conner, went home for the break. It is ance that resembled a campaign rally. "There's a tary of state under Bush. Police said the latest attack fol- still early to say and we will con- time to stay, a time to go, a time to fold "em. Our Baker was among several old friends and staff lowed the pattern of the past in- Bowling Green Police tinue the investigation," Conner only objective is to be good, helpful, private citi- members who accompanied the Bushes to Houston cidents — the suspect seems to Division said. zens." and "told a lot of jokes" on the upbeat flight, said sneak into the victim's home at He arrived at Ellington Field, southwest of Rich Bond, the outgoing Republican national night or early morning and tries Conner said. Ash said although police are Houston, in a government jet about four hours chairman. to rape them. In three of the Police said they have received working hard on the case, indi- after President Clinton was sworn In. The change After working the crowd, sharing many hugs and cases, the suspect ran away when a lot of Information from victims viduals need to better protect from president to private citizen was readily ap- kisses, the Bushes headed to their new neighbor- the victim woke up. who reported their attacks. Also, themselves by being aware and parent. hood in west Houston, where they are building a "The rapist seems to achieve police have received tips and careful. The normal security checkpoints were absent home and will live in the meantime in a nearby gratification from prowling leads from over SO phone calls "We still want people to be for those wishing to greet Bush. The traditional rental house. around and touching his victims after the rapist's composite was careful," Ash said. "Keep your press pool that travels with the president also was in Improper areas," Det. Brad in the paper last fall. doors locked and lights on." absent, at Bush's request. See Bu*, page f^. 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CONNELL BARRETT J.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor KIRK PAVELICH Insider Editor E.A.R. to the Ground... Wll it's finally over. After weeks of listening to the hype about the inauguration, many of us in the media covering the ^JDtlfetteJwij ceremony paid way too much attention to the fact that Hillary Clinton decided to wear a different dress Distributed by Tribune Media Services than originally planned. We at E.A.R. Central wonder who the heck cares? Should we, as a nation, be so fixated on the fashion sense (or lack thereof) of our First Family? This is a bad, bad thing. It's people like us who fall over our- selves to catch a glimpse of Socks the cat, find out Revisionaries nonsensical what kind of sauce President Clinton uses on his McNuggets (hot mustard, we reckon) and the like. Last week I received my semesterly do- this violence was not inflicted by the prison Maybe if this nation's larger media organizations sage of Holocaust revisionist literature. It guards but rather happened between the focused more on the issues, we'd see less headlines was on my way back from a class when I prisoners themselves. I quote from a Holo- like: "Marylin Quayle offers Chelsea family re- passed a friendly looking bearded man hand- JULIET caust revisionist pamphlet which compares tainer! (in other news, President Clinton bombed ing out pamphlets. I took one and glanced at these prisoners with "Common criminals of It before even getting back to my dorm. "The COOK the same stripe as those who populate U.S. Toronto)." Case for Teaching Holocaust Revisionism in prisons today." Speaking of President Clinton, doesn't that just our Colleges and High Schools" blared the How can they possibly draw a comparison sound weird? Say it with us: "President Clinton." top of the brochure. I must admit, although I between the innocent inhabitants/victims of Kinda has an awkward ring to it ... like "Senator usually try to beopen-mindedabout different Nazi concentration camps and common Oprah" or "Vice President Geraldo." Maybe it's just viewpoints, this stuff seems pretty ridicu- criminals? Holocaust revisionists are in- us. lous, even offensive to me in its implications. directly stating that the Jews at the prison Holocaust revisionists are those people camps deserved to be held there as though who believe that the Holocaust was just a big they had committed crimes; but their only hoax that never actually happened. They "crime" was their heritage. This attitude claim Jews were NOT exterminated in *** and assumption of the Holocaust revisionists poison gas chambers or deliberately star- clearly demonstrates their prejudice against ved; Instead, the six million who perished in Jews, and it invalidates the rest of their ar- "Don't Stop (Thinking about Tomorrow)" is the concentration camps died as a result of guments by placing them in a context of anti - unofficial song and motto of the Clinton cam- diseases like typhus. Other Nazi atrocities so many people make up so many stories semitism. paign/presidency, as we're sure you know. Stevie are also lies, they claim. about such ordeals and horrors? Who would One main point of the Holocaust re- "Don't Stop (Thinking about a Salad Bar)" Nicks and want to discuss these painful experiences if visionist literature is its claim that 'students the kids in Fleetwood Mac even performed the infec- According to Holocaust revisionists, the they weren't true? According to Holocaust and professors should be free to investigate tious ditty Tuesday night at the inaugural gala. concentration camp scenes we are all famil- revisionists, over 10,000 eyewitness testi- the Holocaust in the same way they are free But what song will President Bubba's main compe- iar with were staged by American G.I.s and monies about atrocities have been shown to to Investigate all other historical events. titors choose in 1996? We here at E.A.R. have some photographed so they'd be viewed as more be false. I wonder just what their standards This is not a radical point of view.' ideas: than propaganda; any torture devices in are for deeming certain testimonies untrue. Is there really enough valid information to these scenes are referred to as props. Amer- warrant serious Investigation of this Infor- OA1 Gore (if he jumps ship to compete against his ican G.I.'s supposedly made Holocaust films The very fact that there have been so mation, though? I see no huge problem with boss): "Pictures of Matchstick Men.il to re-educate the German people by destroy- many testimonies seems incriminating to the case of Holocaust revisionism being OPat Buchanan: "(I) Hate Everything About You." ing their national pride. Interesting notions, me. What would be the motivation or bene- mentioned in appropriate history classes, "Uesse Jackson: "Rainbow (Coalition) Connec- but do they possess any morsel of validity? fits of recounting such tales if they were un- but I don't see how open-minded, unbiased tion." true? Why would tens of thousands of indi- students (or professors) could possibly be OBob Packwood: "Why Don't We Get Drunk (and Holocaust revisionists believe that our viduals be recounting such tales if they were convinced by the tentative information Screw)?" government and media have distorted and untrue? available in this area. Sure, students (and ODan Quayle: "Never Gonna Get It" (or) "The continue to distort the facts about the con- professors) should examine historical issues centration camps. Well, what about the sur- Holocaust revisionists admit that brutality from different perspectives, but some view- Alphabet Song." vivors of these camps? Are they distorting ORoss Perot: "Theme from Dumbo." did occur in the concentration camps. points just don't have enough validity to the facts as well? I don't think so. Why would However, they would like all of us to believe warrant insulting a whole race of people. • ** SSS helps those Clinton's actions With the new year and our new president comes a very special time of year. Yes, it's GirlScout cookie "with" a chance time. not a big surprise We here at The News are very excited about the To the Editor. financial aid counseling, writing A recent article In The News workshops, special sections of To the Editor: Clinton said this may no longer prospects of stocking up for the long winter months, about the Student Support Ser- certain classes, as well as indi- In his Jan. 19, 1993 column, be possible. but we also have some advice for the Girl Scout cook- vices had a very misleading title: vidual and small group tutoring. Mike Sears expresses his realiza- Candidate Clinton said he ie-making people: Stop scrimping on the Caramel "SSS helps those without a tion that "Clinton promised wanted to change the policy on deLites! These square biscuits of chocolate, caramel chance." Many participants have done America everything and only allowing Haitian refugees into and coconuts may be the single greatest achieve- The Student Support Services very well in their classes. Some now are we realizing be can't the country - President Clinton ment in the Western Hemisphere this century. But program is a federally funded are currently tutors in Academic possibly do all he said he would." has now said that he is not able to you pay $2.50 for, like, three in a box; meanwhile, program designed to provide Enhancement. Many past partic- Only now are you realizing this? change this policy. Thin Mints and those peanut butter deals are de- academic services to assist, re- ipants have graduated, some are Well, I have some news for you, Candidate Clinton said that he livered by the truckload to your house, multiply ... tain and graduate students en- attending graduate school, and Mike. Many, many people rea- wanted to lift the ban on homo- and you never really finished chewing 'em rolled in the program at the Uni- many have excellent positions in lized this a long time ago. But for sexuals in the military - Presi- Give us more Caramel deLights or give us death! versity. To participate in this both the public and private sec- those of you who are just begin- dent Clinton has now said that program, students must be ad- tors of the economy. ning to wake up to this realiza- this may not actually be possible. mitted to the University and also tion, allow me to point out some Candidate Clinton said that he meet federal guidelines for par- The successes of these stu- examples of where President wanted a middle-class income ticipation: first generation dents attest to the fact that stu- Clinton has already started to tax cut - President Clinton now The BG News Staff and/or low income or have a dents participating in this pro- back out of his campaign prom- says that such a tax cut will most learning or physical disability. gram Indeed do have a chance. ises: likely be impossible. Tim Norman Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. Clenlubbert Sports Ed. Dawn Keller Asit. Chief Copy Ed, 500 students are selected an- While you may only now be Erik Pupillo Ailt. Sports Ed. Ron Novak Copy Ed. nually to participate in this pro- Joan C Morgan, Director Candidate Clinton said he realizing that Clinton cannot do Bill Burgess Prod. Supervisor TonvNehk. Copy Ed. gram. Services offered to these Academic Enhancement, everything he pledged to do, this Julie Tagliaferro Special Projects Ed. Gwen Johnson Copy Ed, would reduce the White House students include academic and Student Support Service* staff by 25 percent - President is exactly what opponents of Bill Michael Zawacki Asst. Special Proj. Ed. Jason Hunt Copy Ed. Clinton said over and over again Pam Smith Proofreader Shannon Merrill Proofreader throughout the campaign. P */(E ntfJM rut ttr A niME CTAI-A.K op AW tW.'TICf£*l *Mr- W *•»■ *»*■*» HO A"* Htm m* out- ng MAUiAie . OF coma, IF n*m*vttn «r£ easily rectify in 1996. All of that summer session. D THAJHJ Hun Uf MSO T*A*€* A***s T» AH> OF toe £JM*V aside, there is something upon a KAH Ft*. #W*'■- <* M n MlMlfMrlMf which I do agree with you, Mike. 214 WEST HALL A "God bless the United States of BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY R r> America." We very well may BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 u K r \ need it. i James Walters Copyright 1993, The BG News c Junior a yk Political Science January 22,1993 The BG News AIDS Memorial Quilt What A Dump! will be shown in BG by Ginger Phillips problem to the country," Smith general assignment "It's a way to said. collectively draw The quilt has over 22,000 The AIDS Memorial Quilt is a attention to the panels, but only represents about gigantic piece of work created to 13 percent of Americans who represent a small portion of magnitude of the have died from the illness. Americans who have died from problem to the the AIDS virus. The quilt travels The quilt will be dispayed in around the world in pieces and country." the Lenhart Grand Ballroom now it is coming to the Universi- from Feb. 20 to Feb. 22. Vol- James Smith, publicity unteers are needed to set up and ty- chairman of the NAMES breakdown the display, for sales The quilt is brought to campus project and information, as quilt moni- through the NAMES project tors, readers and for volunteer which is composed of concerned support. University and community or- "It's designed to promote ganizations. awareness and education of Applications are available in AIDS," MacVarish said. 425 Student Services and are due Greg MacVarish, general co- James Smith, publicity chair- Jan. 29. All volunteers must at- chair of the project, said the quilt man of the NAMES project, said tend one training session where brings meaning and reality to the the quilt began in 1987 as a way volunteer jobs will be explained. number of people who have died of helping people remember from AIDS by allowing Individu- those lost to the disease. Additional volunteer informa- als to take a peek into the vic- "It's a way to collectively draw tion can be obtained from David The BG News/Trrtu Thonui attention to the magnitude of the Vaillancourt at 419-372-8342. tims' lives. Working for BGSU Grounds Department, Greg Irtche throws trash Into a garbage truck Thursday outside the Business Admlstration Building. Irtche and his partner Ramen Ybanes pick up six to eight tons of garbage every day for eight hours. "Students keep us busy. If It weren't for the students, we BGaSkU would very bored around here," Ybanes said. CSS The quality of a person's life is in direct propor- tion to their commitment to excellence, regardless Continued from page one. of their chosen field of endeavor. -Vincent Lom- bardi in the Senate," he said. "The posi- make graduate students' needs those just beginning," he said. tion is also important to keep a different than other students." Vaillencourt said he would not I'm planning to graduate In May 1993. Is there a student voice in contact with the run for the position because he deadline date to apply? administration. I want to act as If elected, Eaton said he would has other committments. Dear Can't Wait to Graduate: the liason between students and like to implement a mentoring Yes! An application must be picked up at your faculty." program campus wide to help "I just want to continue as vice college office and completed by Jan. 22. (Jummings said he feels very new teaching assistants. president," he said. "I have an I know I have to request courses for Fall 1993 qualified for the position because "Experienced [teaching assis- assistantship and I would like to soon. When is the deadline? of his organizational and man- tants] would assist and guide maintain it" Dear On the Ball for Fall: agement skills. The deadline for requesting Fall 1993 classes is Eaton, 27, is pursuing a Wed., Feb. 3. Look on page 61 of your blue "Sche- master's degree in theater arts. ~- dule of Classes" for more information. He said he would make a good I have an Incomplete grade from last semester. president and wishes to serve the How long do I have to make that up? graduate student body. Village Green Dear I Hate Leftovers: "The job is one that needs to be March 1 is the date an incomplete must be re- what you still need to do to complete the course, done well," he said. "I think I can II moved for fall semester. If the deadline is not met do it well because it requires en- ive the incomplete becomes an V and is included in BGaSkU is a service provided by the Universi- thusiasm and someone outspo- "j$ flue Place to A your GPA. Contact your instructor now to find out ty's academic advisers. ken." Eaton said graduate students need special representation at the University. "It is important to have a stu- dent organization to look after the needs of graduate students because their problems are par- ticular to them," he said. "Things MICKEY DOES like housing and assistantships UA0 UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO 2 blocks away Are you aware that the military ONE and TWO BEDROOMS Furnished and unfurnished The^fiAftof a Lifetime 519.93' actively discriminates against Break awayl Break ooK Big Booch-BJg Fun- BK3 VAUJE1 Summer, year, and academic year leases QuaSty Ocoanfront Resorts, fammne homosexuals? Clubhouse with pool, laundry facilities BMchcoirMrOo»an«rontlnn V~""# X^fc^t^. 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AttlJA BUTERATANYOFTHESEGAMES: HOLIDAY AIRLINES BASKHBAU. BKKI TRAVEL Jan. 20 vs. Bil tt. JM.&n.FtrrbSL CENTER OIL IS A Jin, 27 vi. WMUrn Jin. 2t yi. liki Interior Hi. I vi. CintriT Jan. 80 vi. i-Chicigo' CAR'S * 'Drawing held LIFE BLOOD ENTER AT EITHER HOME HOCKEY GAME THIS WEEKEND! page 4 The BG News January 22,1993 News for coffee lovers: new cafe opens today by Lisa Corel bus area. He said he liked the re- believes the new coffeehouse city reporter laxed atmosphere where one will be culturally beneficial to could just sit for an hour and the area. drink espresso and decided he The residents of Bowling would eventually open a coffee- "We look forward and wish Green have another place to get a house of his own. [Cafe Shadeau] success. We are good cup of cappuccino. A new "I said to myself 'Some day I excited by any small business coffeehouse, Cafe Shadeau, is am going to do this,' " Mariea that brings more diversity to opening today, offering specialty said. Bowling Green and continues to pastry, soups and sandwiches as Cafe Shadeau marked a career well as a variety of coffees and change for Mariea. Mariea, 52, cappuccinos. worked with the low voltage "We look forward and Owner Rich Mariea described systems which are used in elec- wish [Cafe Shadeau] the atmosphere as "very casu- trical intercoms for business for al...a place to get a good cup of 25 years. success. We are excited cappuccino." "I was ready for a different ca- by any small business reer," he said."[And a coffee- house] is a great business to me," that brings more "I like the town. I just added Mariea diversity to Bowling like the small town Mariea, a Toledo native, de- Green and continues to cided to build a cafe in Bowling atmosphere and the Green because of the atmosphere enrich Bowling Green's location was excellent." and location. atmosphere." "I like the town. I just like the Rich Mariea, owner of small town atmosphere and the Laura Wicks, co-owner of Cafe Shadeau location was excellent," he said. Grounds For Thought Bowling Green is still large Cafe Shadeau will feature latte, enough for two coffeehouses, ac- enrich Bowling Green's atmos- a special espresso coffee. Mariea cording to Mariea. phere," Wicks said. also said the coffee shop will "Cappuccino Is getting more The official grand opening of have a drink called a shooter, and more popular," he said. Cafe Shadeau is scheduled for consisting of a five ounce cup of He added that other businesses the weekend of Jan. 29 to Jan. 31. espresso with milk and syrup. in Bowling Green besides The cafe is open weekdays from "It will help students get going Grounds for Thought sell espre- 7 am. to midnight and tenatively in the morning," Mariea said. sso because of the growing popu- open weekends until 1 am. The Mariea said he used to fre- larity and demand. coffeehouse is located on the quent the coffeehouses in Ann Grounds For Thought Co- corner of South College Drive Arbor. Mich, and in the Colum- Owner Laura Wicks said she also and East Wooster Street.

The BG Ncwi/TIm N.rnun Man arrested hours after Opening today, the Cafe Shadeau will offer the Bowling Green community a new place to relax and drink a cup of cappuccino. Owner Rich Mariea, who described the atmosphere of bis new cafe as re- release from county jail laxing and casual, said he got the Idea from visiting coffeehouses In Ann Arbor, Mich, and Columbus. by Melanle L. Krajewski "This case was an interesting one. Szymanski New population estimates in police reporter had just posted bond to get out of jail for his felony charge," Police Chief Galen Ash said. Northwest Ohio's transportation, social service money on the line A man was arrested Wednesday for criminal Szymanski was in the Wood County Justice damaging less than six hours after he was Center for two weeks for a felonious arrest and The Associated Press opment, water and social service wrong. released from the county jail. The suspect, in- a felony charge the Perrysburg Police Depart- projects. Steve Arndt, chairman of the toxicated, allegedly used a stolen girl's, 20-inch ment refused to specify. In that incident, Szy- The Ohio Department of De- Metropolitan Area Council of Huffy bike to break a window of a Napoleon manski abducted a girl and led police on a high TOLEDO - The state has ac- velopment's Initial figures, Governments and an Ottawa Road apartment speed chase through Perrysburg. cepted arguments that north- released in November, projected County commissioner, said William M Szymanski, 36, Wayne, was re- western Ohio's population won't population losses from 3 percent Wednesday the state has accept- moved from his car at gunpoint when he re- According to the police report, the victim and decrease as much as predicted, a in Wood County to 22 percent in ed the new numbers. turned to the crime scene a few hours later. He a witness were sitting inside the apartment, Toledo official said. Paulding County. The new figures project an in- was incarcerated in Wood County Justice Center when they heard a back bedroom window break. The figures are important be- After the state released its crease of 43 percent for the re- on $5500 bond and is scheduled to appear in They ran to the room, grabbed the victim's child cause they're used to determine numbers, officials in 10 north- gion through the year 2015, with court Jan. 25. from her bedroom and called the police. the amounts of federal and state western Ohio counties met to eight of the 10 counties showing grants for transportation, devel- show why the figures were population growth.

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The Associated Press off Indonesia " ...in practice local political and military officers The report also cites evidence given by a 17-year-old Bosnian The Associated Press GENEVA - Serb forces in Bos- must have had knowledge of, and generally Muslim to a doctor in Zagreb, There was no Indication of the nia have regularly used rape and condoned, the rape and sexual abuse of women." Croatia, that she and 23 other extent of the spill. harassment as part of their cam- women were held by Serbs for SINGAPORE - A supertanker Moller said the degree of dam- paign to force Muslims and Amnesty International three months and raped re- carrying 78 million gallons of oil age to the hull had not been de- Croats to flee their homes, Am- peatedly. collided with another ship termined. nesty International said Thurs- Amnesty said it was unclear Thursday and was ablaze and "Our prime concern now is the day. to flee or to be compliant when evidence to back up the figure of whether rape was explicity sin- drifting off Indonesia. Its crew crude oil ... and if there is spil- The human rights organization expelled from their home areas 20,000 cited by the European gled out by political and military abandoned ship and an undeter- lage and the spill reaches Malay- said that In some cases, the viola- out of fear of further violations," Community. leaders as a weapon against their mined amount of spilled oil was sian waters, we can expect a dis- tions were carried out "in an or- said the group, based in London. The group's report was based opponents. burning. aster," Malaysia's environment ganized or systematic way, with Bosnian Serbs have been on interviews conducted by Am- "What is clear, however, is that Agents for the 260,000-ton minister Law Hieng Ding said in the deliberate detention of wom- widely accused of pursuing "eth- nesty International investigators so far effective measures have Maersk Navigator said its crew Kuala Lumpur. en for the purpose of rape and nic cleansing" campaigns to and work by other human rights rarely, if ever, been taken of 24 abandoned the supertanker The Maersk Navigator was sexual abuse." clear other ethnic groups from groups. against such abuses, and that in after its collision with the Sanko carrying more than 78 million Amnesty International said all areas the Serbs have seized. At Amnesty International cited practice local political and mili- Honour, an empty 47,344-ton gallons of crude oil from Oman to warring factions were guilty of least 18,000 people have died in testimony from Muslim women tary officers must have had tanker. Crew members from both Japan, a spokesman for General human rights abuses, but that the Serbs' rebellion against a in the northwestern town of knowledge of, and generally con- ships were safe, and no Injuries Sekiyu, owner of part of the oil, Serbs carried by far the most vote by majority Muslims and Kljuc. It said eight women were doned, the rape and sexual abuse were reported. said in Tokyo. The supertanker blame. Croats to make Bosnia independ- raped by a group of Serb irregu- of women," it said. Seas were reported calm. was built in South Korea in 1989. "Incidents involving the sexual ent from Serb-dominated Yugos- lars, including one woman in her A U.N. team is currently in "Some oil has spilled into the A Moller spokesman said there abuse of women appear to fit into lavia mid-60s who was raped by three former Yugoslav states gather- sea and is on fire," said a state- were no Injuries among the a wider pattern of warfare, char- Amnesty's legal officer, Nick men. ing evidence on rights abuses ment released in Singapore by supertanker crew, who were tak- acterized by Intimidation and Howen, said it was impossible to "Two of the women had their and European Community in- AJ>. Moller Co. of Copenhagen, en aboard the passing German abuses against Muslims and estimate the true number of rape throats slit after the rapes," the vestigators also are working in owner of the Maersk Navigator. container vessel DSR Atlantic. Croats which have led thousands victims. He said there was no report said. the region. Clinton Baird Kevorkian assists Continued from page one. Continued from page one. The incident occurred about 10 "I've said that I believe that bility," he said, adding that his from constituents was running miles south of the town of Mosul. what I did was wrong and I apo- opposition was reluctant. "You're heavily against the nomination. in ninth suicide There was no immediate report logized for it," Baird said. my kind of person. I feel very whether any damage had been Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D, a badly about this." "They really do see a differ- The Associated Press done to the missile site, the member of the committee, said ence between personally forgiv- statement said. he believed her behavior would Sens. Larry Craig, R-Idaho, ing a lawbreaker who has paid diminish her effectiveness as the Slade Gorton, R-Wash., and her fines ... and promoting that SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Dr. Jack Kevorkian was present at his The F-4G and F-16 completed nation's top legal officer, espe- Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan. also lawbreaker to the top cop' in the ninth assisted suicide Wednesday and his attorney said more would their mission "without further cially when it came to enforcing announced they would vote nation," Craig said in a letter ask- come before a temporary state law banning the practice takes effect. incident," the statement said. immigration laws. against Baird. They and other ing the committee to reject the Jack Elmer Miller, S3, was the first man to die with help from Ke- "I'm talking about your credi- senators said the calls and mail nomination. vorkian, who has helped eight women die since 1990. A senior Pentagon official, commenting on condition of ano- Miller inhaled carbon monoxide through a mask at 9:10 am. at his nymity, said "We're back In the Bush home in Wayne County's Huron Township, lawyer Geoffrey Fleger cat-and-mouse business again," said. Miller suffered from bone cancer that had left him in excruciat- Continued from page one. ing pain, Fleger said. with Iraq. He said the Pentagon isn't sure whether the incident At the two-story white home, live in Houston tacked up hand- granddaughter Lauren Bush, 8. "There will be more deaths," Fieger said. "There is a feeling of was the result of directions from about 250 neighbors and well- made signs over the doorway and The house is near the Houston- desperation among many people out there that time is running out." Baghdad. "Either someone didn't wishers crowded the narrow, yellow balloons along the circu- ian Hotel where Bush held legal Effective March 30, a state law will make assisted suicide a felony get the word, orders weren't horseshoe drive to see the form- lar driveway. residence during his eight years for IS months while the issue is studied. Violators face up to four obeyed or all bets are off," the er president's arrival. "It's sad that he lost, but it will as vice president and four as president. years In prison and a $2,000 fine. official said. His three grandchildren who be good to see them more," said

Miller was diagnosed with cancer in June 1992, Fieger said. A few Allied patrols of the northern weeks ago his doctors told him he had only days to live, Fieger said, and southern no-fly zones will but he continued to live in terrible pain. continue, despite Saddam's Miller, a tree trimmer, had five children, Fieger said. His fiancee, pledge to end provocative activi- Get the most from your MAC! Cynthia Lee Cof f ey, was present at his suicide, the lawyer said. ties. Cof fey wrote to Kevorkian about two months ago about Miller's de- sire to kill himself, Fieger said. Miller had four siblings who were Attend Our aware of his plans to die but did not want to be present, Fieger said. Miller's death will be investigated as a homicide, said Township Macintosh® Seminars Police Chief James Caygill. The results of the Investigation will be turned over to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office. Miller's death was the first involving Kevorkian outside suburban Detroit's Oakland County. Wayne County Prosecutor John O'Hair would not comment on February 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 whether Kevorkian would be charged with a crime. Days Inn, Bowling Green, OH 8-11 am • 11-2 pm • 2-5 p.m.

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, j The BG News January 22,1993 Swimmers host Not worth Bair-ing the pain MAC rival Miami "J don't have any regrets tended to by BG trainers and Matter] because I knew the bra of his Lower Lumbar re- towards or about football. The physicians. ball was going to him. gion courtesy of a 220-pound by David Harpster thing I'll miss the most is the At that point, the football "I knew it would be a pretty tight end falling full-force on sports writer guys because a lot of my close game was removed from my high impact hit because we his back. Bair didn't have to go friends are on the team. I'm mind and the notion that foot- were both running full-go. I undergo surgery, but he had to pretty realistic about things, ball is inherently a brutal went to hit him and I don't re- spend a lot of time resting in In basketball and football, it's Bowling Green versus Toledo. In and as far as I'm concerned, I sport, stood in its place. call anything that happened the hospital. hockey, it's Bowling Green versus Michigan and Michigan State. This won't be able to play football It's ironic that Bair would be after that. I blacked out and the Finally, one week, dozens of weekend at Cooper Pool, it's Bowling Green versus Miami. ever again." - Joe Bair, BG's the recipient of this kind of col- phone calls and continuous let- These are the rivalries that raise the level of competition among starting strong safety lision and injury. Earlier in the 1 ters of support later, Bair was the athletes and heighten the intensity to a fevered pitch. There are no maybes, ifs, season when I did a feature released from the Las Vegas As far as Mid American Conference swimming rivalries go, the one ands or buts. Joe Hair's playing story on him, the subject of ErikG.Pupillo hospital with the realization between the Falcons and the Redskins is undoubtedly one of the days are over. And it's time to how brutal the game was came that he could never play foot- fiercest. The two schools have had men's programs longer than other move on. up time and time again. Joe ball again. MAC schools and were among the first to start women's programs. Anyone remarked how it took him until Though Bair is receiving his Head coach Brian Gordon acknowledges that no special pep talks watching the following Wednesday for bachelor's in Business Admin- are needed in order to get up for Miami. "It's not hard to get moti- BG's scintil- his body to heal after a Satur- istration this May, he had one vated for Miami," Gordon said. "When former swimmers of mine lating 35-34 day game. more year of football eligibility come back to see me, one of the first questions they ask is 'How did victory over I asked him if he was ever you do against Miami?' So it's pretty clear the rivalry runs rather left. In his mind, he no longer the Universi- afraid of getting seriously has the option, nor the luxury deep." ty over Ne- hurt. And he responded that his While admitting that this weekends meet is a huge rivalry, Gordon of deciding whether he'll ever vada had to only fear was being matched a play again. nonetheless does not attempt to place more importance on it than any be extremely up against a speedy receiver in Joe Bair is a normal kid who other MAC meet. "It has been our philosophy from the beginning of excited. I the open field one-on-one. next thing I know is the the season that our main goal is to be prepared for the MAC cham- wants to lead a normal life. wasn't par- I chuckled at the time, but I trainers were over me, but I pionships at the end of the year," Gordon said. "With that in mind, we JoeBalr Football no longer dances in his ticularly. I wasn't laughing as he was be- couldn't really see them. dreams. But don't feel sorry have made no special preparations for any meet this year. We are tried, but it was a no go. ing carried off on a stretcher. "On the ride to Humana hos- for Bair because that's not a treating this just as we would any other meet." You see, something hap- Asked to recall the play, Bair pital in the ambulance, I re- tragedy. Not being able to play pened midway through the only offers this, "I was free on member telling trainer Mike Softball on Sundays or pick-up fourth quarter that left me the field at the time and I was Massaras, 'Please don't let me basketball games with his 'It's not hard to get motivated for Miami." with a sick feeling in my stom- trying to read as many be paralyzed Mike!' I was real- friends is what he says would Brian Cordon, swimming head coach ach. It was the prone form of receiveras as I could. I saw the ly scared." have been the "real tragedy." strong safety Joe Bair stretch- tight end come free and I im- Bair was diagnosed with a Erik G. Pupillo is a senior ed out on the field being at- mediately broke for him [Tom compression of the T-l verte- journalism maior. As for the meet itself, it features a showdown between two of the top women's teams in the MAC. Bowling Green will be going for their third consecutive victory over the women from Miami, after having defeated them in Oxford for the first time ever last year. Co-captain Jody Reed expects Miami to be prepared. "I think they'- Important series awaits icers re the team to beat and I expect they'll be ready to come out and race us very hard," Reed said On the men's side, Gordon believes his team has a very good oppor- by Alex Brlcker Smith (10-7-17). Four players on tunity for a victory this weekend. "I feel our men match up very well sports writer age, and a 2.67 GAA. Adam the team have IS points. "These games could with Miami, more so than maybe any other team in the MAC. We are Thompson is the back-up to La- strong in many of the areas where they are weak," Gordon said. Pat Mazzoli and Craig Lisko cher and has a 4-3-2 record, .867 help us get some points Bowling Green will have an are the netminders for Ferris and save percentage, and a 3.24 GAA. important series this weekend as in the standings and get "Also, looking at the two teams remaining schedules, it is concei- have been sharing the time in Brian Holzinger leads the Fal- vable that the loser of this meet may go winless in the MAC." the sixth place Ferris State Bull- goal. Mazzoli has a record of cons in scoring (22-17-39 over- us in the bid for home Gordon expects both meets to be close and looks at two things as dogs and the third place Lake Su- 7-4-1 with a .905 save percentage all, 16-12-28 in the CCHA) with perior State Lakers visit the Ice ice during the CCHA being keys for the Falcons. "I think that we have a tremendous ad- and a 3.16 goals against average. Sean Pronger (18-15-33,15-10-25) Arena for league matchups. The Lisko is 3-5-2 with a .882 save in second. playoffs." vantage swimming here in our own facility," Gordon said. "Also, I Falcons host Ferris State Friday expect our seniors to step up and have a great meet with this being percentage and a 3.76 GAA. CCHA Rookie of the Year can- and Lake Superior Saturday. The toughest game this week- Jerry York,hockey head their final home MAC meet of their careers." didate Aaron EUis continues to be coach The women kick off the action on Saturday at 1 p.m. followed by the "This has really gotten down to end for the Falcons looks to be solid in net for the Falcons and crunch time," head coach Jerry men at 4 p.m. at Cooper Pool. against Lake Superior who has 24 wf'l once again get the starting York said. "This series will give points in the league and is only nod at least for Friday. Ellis "We've been playing really us a good chance to make up five points out of first place. (9-5-0..894 save percent and 3.22 well in front of our home crowd some ground." Sophomore sensation Brian GAA) kept the record clean for and the schedule looks to be in Ferris swept the Falcons two Rolston leads the team in scoring the Falcons when it comes to our favor," York said. "These weekends ago by the scores of with 37 points (18-19). Rolston penalty shots against the team as games could help us get some 4-3 both nights, with the first vic- was named to the CCHA and he stoned Bronco Chris Brooks points in the standings and get us tory coming in overtime. The NCAA Championships all tour- on a free shot after Brett Harkins in the bid for home ice during the Bulldogs are currently one point nament teams last season and is hauled him down on a breaka- CCHA playoffs." ahead of BG in the standings with currently in fourth place in way. Opposing teams are 0-6 on fifteen. BG is currently 7-11 in league scoring with 26 points. penalty shots against the Fal- the CCHA and 12-14 overall, Sean Tallaire (1S-12-27), Clayton cons. THE CHINA holding onto seventh place. Beddoes (8-19-27), and Steven Out of 12 games left in the reg- Sophomore Gary Kitching Barnes (4-22-26) follow Rolston ular season, eight of those are leads the Bulldogs in scoring in team scoring. home games and eight of those with 7 goals and 16 assists for 23 Blaine Lacher is the number are also against teams that are points and is followed on the list one goalie for the Lakers with a above the Falcons in the stand- by Mike May (10-8-18), and Doug 9-3-2 record, a .895 save percent- ings.

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Bonfatti spoils writer Nacca should be ready to The Associated Press The touchy questions are: "With all the records and the can the best way I possibly can." compete, and Robin Wall has "What happened to your helmet yardage," he said, "the number Maybe there will even be a few been looking good at practice at last year's Super Bowl?" and one question will be, 'What hap- questions about football. Thomas The gymnastics team will this past week,"Simpson said. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - He "Do you still think you're the Mi- pened to your helmet ?' " certainly has some accomplish- host Kent State on Sunday in Simpson also stated that the knows the questions and he has chael Jordan of the Bills?" ments to talk about. their first home meet of the team will be concentrating on the answers. Just don't expect The other question refers to his season. eliminating the falls on the Thurman Thomas to keep repeat- Thomas missed the first two statement at last year's Super Last year, Thomas capped a The Golden Flashes are also balance beam at this meet in ing them as wave after wave of plays of last year's Super Bowl Bowl that he, and not Jim Kelly, sensational season by earning the the first MAC team the Fal- order to be effectively com- interviewers descend on him at because he couldn't find his hel- was the Michael Jordan of the NFL Most Valuable Player and cons will face this season. Ac- petitive. It is at the balance the Super Bowl next week. met. After the Washington Red- Bills. Offensive Player of the Year cording to head coach Charles beam, Simpson said, that "The only rule I'm going to skins' 37-24 victory, the missing Thomas said he would have an- awards. Simpson, Kent will offer a meets are won and lost. have in Pasadena is that I'm only helmet was cited as evidence that swered the question differently This year, he became the first challenging meet. The Falcons are optimistic going to answer the touchy ques- the Bills didn't have then- minds had he known that former Bills player in NFL history to lead the "They traditionally have a in their first home meet, as tions once," he said. "If people on the game. offensive coordinator Ted Mar- league in combined yards from good team. This will be their their coach projects, "We've arent about when they're asked, Thomas explained that chibroda had already compared scrimmage for four consecutive first meet of the season. They been working hard all week they're going to have to get a someone moved his helmet from Kelly's role with the Bills to Jor- seasons, breaking Jim Brown's will be strong and will offer for this meet. It will be the transcript." the spot under the bench where dan's with the Chicago Bulls. record of three straight. His us some very good competi- first meet for half of the Thomas is getting ready for the he'd left it "It's just one of those deals 2,113 total yards came on 1,487 tion, "Simpson said. team, and the fact that the Buffalo Bills' Super Bowl date "I know people are going to be where the media gets something yards rushing and 626 yards re- After last week's condition meet is at home should prove with the Dallas Cowboys Jan. 31 asking me about my helmet and that they can get ahold of and ceiving. of the team, which was to be advantagious. We look by preparing for the inevitable all that, but that's fine," Thomas turn it all around," he said. "I'm "My role is basically to get the plagued with illnesses and in- forward to a good questions about the controversy said. "People will probably be not going to worry about that. I'm offense going," Thomas said. "I juries, Simpson is looking for crowd ".Simpson said,"It he generated at last year's Super asking me about that for the rest just going to go out and answer think that showed in the Miami a definite improvement. should be a good meet." Bowl. of my career." every question that I possibly game. "Hopefully we'll have some The Falcons take on the sick people better by meet Golden Flashes at 1 p.m. Sun- time. Karen Jordan and Jen day in Eppler North. Bo, hip ready to play baseball by Joe Mooshil Pats hire Parcel I The Associated Press The White Sox gambled and signed him. one slight breakdown? After torturous rehabilitation, he played in "When my mother passed away last year I 23 games in September of 1991, hitting three promised her I would play baseball again home runs and driving in 14 runs. and I would get my degree," Jackson said. "I by Howard Ulman the Patriots after the team went CHICAGO - Is Blonic Bo ready to go? He's got an artificial hip and he's prepar- Last spring, the pain became unbearable, have one more class left" The Associated Press 2-14 in his second season. Hiring their fourth coach in ing for one final comeback with the Chicago and he had the hip replaced with a plastic- When he made his decision to return, five years allows the Patriots to White Sox. metal prosthesis. He went into rehabilitation Jackson was warned of what could go wrong. FOXBORO, Mass. - Bill Par- focus on other ways to rebuild Bo Jackson was impressive Thursday, with hip replacement trainer Mack Newton cells, who left coaching after the franchise, such as signing fielding grounders and taking swings in a in Phoenix and White Sox trainer Ilerm "I told them it was my hip, my decision," winning two Super Bowl cham- free agents and preparing for the batting cage. He topped that by running Schneider in Chicago. Jackson said. pionships, has agreed to become April draft in which they have four, 120-yard sprints to the controlled time "Actually it feels like I've never had any And if it doesn't work out? coach of the struggling New Eng- the first choice. of 20 seconds a sprint. problems in the past," Jackson said. "There "I wont sit around and mope. You have to land Patriots, a source close to "There's no limp, no pain, the difference is no fear factor. That was over after sur- face reality. I'll go to spring training, and if the team said today. Parcells brings credibility to a from last year is night and day," said Jack- gery. Herm keeps telling me to slow down." things dont work out, I'll go home and be- The team was expected to team that missed the playoffs the son, who did not play an inning last season Schneider said he expects to let Bo go full come'Bo Jackson, businessman. ' make the official announcement past six seasons, has four post- after having his hip replaced last April. speed sometime in February. Schneider said when Jackson was rehabili- tating in 1991, "I didn't see a lot of light at at a news conference set for 2:15 season wins in its 33-year history The Heisman Trophy winner from Au- "We are in uncharted waters," Schneider the end of the tunnel. I didn't let on and Bo p.m. EST. The Herald re- and has struggled at the box of- burn, a professional superstar at football said. "If something happens, I don't have the didn't let on. Now I see a lot of light at the ported today that Parcells and fice. and baseball, injured his left hip in a 1991 answers. We are trying to prevent soreness. the Patriots came to terms late NFL playoff game for the Los Angeles He has paid a dear price." end of the tunnel." And the worst scenario? Wednesday night. Parcells, 51, had been con- Raiders. Jackson's routine includes light workouts Parcells, who quit after eight The Kansas City Royals, for whom he hit in the morning, then hitting and fielding ses- "If the hip comes loose or the femur frac- sidered the Patriots' top choice, tures," Schneider said. "Then we'd put in years as New York Giants coach although former Philadelphia 32 home runs and drove in 105 runs in 1989, sions at a gymnasium followed by the heavy in May 1991, succeeds Dick released him in the spring of 1991 when doc- work with weights every afternoon. another hip and let him lead a normal life. Eagles coach Buddy Ryan also It's a one-shot thing." MacPherson, who was fired bv was a strong candidate. tors said he would never play again. Why the effort when it all could end with

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Walk-ins accepted! Come to 28 West Hall, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.;2- 6 p.m. The BG Nevus January 22,1993 I A I, C O \ IS V S W |] | IB \ LI BOWLING GREEN vs MIAMI Men's team rebounding Women's team defends from Ball State defeat its conference lead The men's basketball team The Redskins have won the last points per game while BG has pulls Into the second leg of its four in the series against BG with been averaging 68 points a game by Mark DeChint sports writer clean slate." extended playing time, the Fal- two week challenge. the Falcons iast victory in Oxford and allowing 69 points. Clark realizes the implica- cons would love to have starter The Falcons, after losing to coming in a 65-59 win in the To win, the Falcons will have to tions of the clash with the Red- Susie Cassell back at full Ball State 61-59, are on a two 1987-88 season. On the road this rebound from its Ball State loss Playtime is over for the skins. strength week journey that pits them season, BG holds a 2-5 overall and to do that, the team will have women's basketball team. "We're going to definitely Cassell, who has 77 assists on against the four best teams in the mark. to step up to their normal level of After an easy, uncontested have to be ready," she said. the season and is shooting 40 conference this season. At the This will be the first time the play, at the very least. For exam- victory over the hapless Ball "Miami sees this as a very im- percent from three-point beginning of the week, BG was in Falcons have seen Miami since ple, sophomore forward Floyd State Cardinals on Wednesday portant game, as we do also." range, might return for the a four way tie with the Cardinals, night, the Falcons found them- Clark forsees a game featur- Redskin game, according to Ohio and Western Michigan. In selves in a four-wav tie for ing intense play, especially on Clark. addition, the Mid-American Con- first place. the defensive end. ference's preseason favorite This will be the first time the Falcons have seen Bowling "They're going to put a lot of Miami University was trailing by Green's 87-58 ball pressure on and be in our "We're going to take it a day one game after losing to the Bob- Miami since they knocked BG out of the MAC defeat of the faces," she said. "We're going at a time," she said. "We're go- cats the week before. tournament semifinals last year. w 1 n 1 e s s to have to handle that pressure, ing to rest her and we'll see And now over the next two Cards, com- as well as dish out some of that what happens on Saturday." weeks. Bowling Green will face bined with pressure." them all. The Falcons faultered a Western BG has featured balanced "Susie's a very hard-nosed little in the first leg against the Michigan's scoring this season, a tribute to person," she added. "She can Cardinals, but must now rebound loss at Ohio the team's depth and overall bounce back." for their road match-up with the they knocked BG out of the MAC Miller, who leads the team in re- University, talent. Ten different Falcons Clark Tip-off is scheduled for Redskins. They are coming off a tournament semifinals last year. bounding before the Ball State left four have scored in double digits in 12:15. 59-43 victory over Central Mich- After defeating BG 7O60, the game, grabbed only 2 caroms MAC teams with 4-1 confer- at least one game this year, and igan giving them a 3-2 confer- Redskins went on to defeat Ball against the Cardinals. ence records. The Falcons (9-4 three - Talita Scott, Lori Al- MAC STANDINGS ence record and a 7-4 overall State 58-57 to win the conference overall) must now attempt to bers and Judit Lendvay - have mark. and get a bid to the NCAA tour- I. Bowling Green (4-1.9-4) MAC STANDINGS remain perched at the top accomplished this feat 10 times Western Michigan (4-1, 8-5) In Oxford, the Redskins have nament. Miami (4-1, 9-4) 1. Ball Slate (4-1.13-4) when they visit Miami (4-1,9-4) or more. been tough to beat. This season Toledo (4-1,9-4) Western Michigan (4-1, 7-6) tomorrow afternoon. Against Ball State, a surprise i. Central Michigan (3-2, 8-5) they have posted a 4-1 record. Bowling Green, which has been 2. Bowling Green (3-2,6-7) It's like starting 0-0 again," contributor emerged in the Kent (3-2. 9-4) The last time the Falcons went to shooting 46 percent (327-of-718) Ohio (3-2.6-7) 1. Ohio (2-3. 5-8) Miami (3-2.8-5) Falcon head coach Jaci Clark form of freshman point guard I. Akron (1-4.3-9) Miami, they were demolished, from the field, will be up against 6. Akron (2-3, 7-6) said In reference to the confer- Jenny Kulics. While her per- >. Eastern Michigan (0-5. Ill) 67-39, posting their lowest point Eastern Michigan (2-3, 6-10) Ball State (0-5.0-11) the best team defense in the con- Toledo (2-3,4-9) ence race. "Everybody gets a formance was solid in her first total since the 1954-55 season ference. Miami has held its op- 9. Central Michigan (1-4. 4-8) with a 32.7 shooting percentage. ponents to an average of 60 Kent (1-4. 4-8) Basketball is a family affair for Nordmann by Erik Puplllo on the hardwood, but also on the "It was rough to see Lori go assistant sports editor Softball diamond and volleyball down with the injury, but I felt court where she lettered in both prepared through a good, hard sports. But there was never any summer of playing that I could If having good basketball skills confusion as to which sport handle the responsibility." is genetic, senior Andrea Nord- Nordmann preferred. Nordmann responded by scor- mann knew she was going to play "I always thought my best ing 12.8 points per game while roundball at the collegiate level sport was basketball," Nordmann hauling down almost 8 boards a as soon as she could walk. said. "I enjoyed it the most be- contest. But for the first time In The first team All-Mid- American Conference power forward is only the fourth person Andrea Nordmann in her Immediate family to play at the collegiate level. "My father's 6"10" and played for St. Louis University during Pet Pts Avg the late '50s and early '60s," .588 64 2.2 Nordmann said. "He then played .735 370 12.8 in the NBA for the Knicks, Cel- .809 414 14.3 1.00104 10.4 tics and the Cincinnati Royals. I know he played with Oscar Robertson." Her father then went on to cause of the pace of the game. coach basketball at Michigan her career, she experienced You're always moving in basket- State for six years, serving under something that was alien to her - ball whereas you have to take John Bennington. However, failure. Nordmann credits her older breaks In between points in a "We were such an odd team sport like volleyball." brothers and her mother for most that season," Nordmann said. of her involvement in athletics. Though Nordmann was offer- "We beat eventual MAC champs red a couple of different schol- "I really got Into sports when I Toledo at home and then they arships to play volleyball at the beat our brains out by 40 points used to go watch my two brothers collegiate level, she continued to play baseball, flag football and up at Savage HalL It was frus- stay on path and stick with trating because one night we'd basketball when I was growing roundball. up," Nordmann said. "My moth- play well and the next night we'd By her senior season of high er's also is very athletic. She Jogs be terrible." school, Nordmann had her everyday and encouraged all of The Falcon program under- choices narrowed down to four us to compete and get involved in went a face change during the universities: Bowling Green, athletic events." beginning of Nordmann's junior Eastern Michigan, Illinois State And getting involved is what year when Voll stepped down to and the University of Missouri. take a job as an Assistant Athlet- the children did. "My final two picks were BG Andrea's one brother. Matt, ic Director. Seven year assistant and Missouri, and what made me Jaci Clark took control of the played two years at the Naval decide on BG was the fact that reigns with a few weeks left be- Academy with current NBA All- the players I spent time with up fore the season, but according to Star David Robinson and then here when I visited were all very Nordmann, the team didn't panic finished out his remaining years nice to me," Nordmann said. "A- "Jaci had been with the pro- at George Washington Universi- Iso, Coach [Fran] Voll [BG's head gram for several years, so we ty. coach at the time] told me that knew she wouldn't change any- Her eldest brother, Eric, we'd be playing teams from the thing immediately," Nordmann played at Central Michigan Uni- Big Ten and other big schools to said. "And obviously everything versity for three seasons where get some exposure for the uni- worked out because we went he shared some court time with versity." 24-5, placing two places higher in current Phoneix Suns guard Dan Nordmann's freshman season the MAC than projected and Jaci Majerle. After Eric completed was typical of any good player was the winnlngest first year his final year at Alma College of entering Into not only an estab- Michigan, he sold his 67" frame lished, but high profile program coach in the country." and basketball skills to a profes- - it was a learning experience. Nordmann shlned in Clark's sional team in where he Though Nordmann played in all rookie year by averaging 14.3 still currently plays eight months 29 games, she only averaged two points and 7.5 rebounds per game out of the year. points a game scoring. while garnering first team All- Not to be lost In the shuffle, "It wasnt my job to come In MAC honors. Andrea earned all-state honors and be an Immediate starter," For the first time in her four two times during her high school Nordmann said. "It was my job to years at BG, the women's bas- stay where she led the Hornets to push the starters in practice and ketball team was rated the three league championships, one to learn from them." preseason favorite, a post ion district and one regional title. Hard work In the summer, Nordmann Isn't all that comfort- As for personnel accolades, which according to Nordmann is able about. Nordmann exited high school the key to any basketball player "Everybody wants to beat us Tkc BG Newa/Tcma Thwaas setting four career records in Improving, combined with Lori because we're favorites," Nord- points (1,483), rebounds (1009). Albers season ending In knee in- mann said. "Everybody is geared BG power forward Andrea Nordmann retains control of the ball in the midst of Ball State's defense. blocked shots (298) and steals jury, vaulted Nordmann into a up to play us. Kent CMU, WMU Nordmann Is averaging 10.4 points per game and Is as perfect 19-19 In free throws while leading the (399). starting role her sophomore and Toledo all raise their game Falcons to a 9-4 record. Nordmann was not only a force year. when they come to play us.

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Spotlight Preaentatkme: Spotlight presen- Gamefest-Open to all. Jan. 22, 5pm-2am. 2nd LADIES looking lor that special VALEN- ATTENTION SPRING BREAKERS!!! PARTY PI PHI-THETA CHI PLACEMENT SCHEDULE tations offer valuable information about career Floor Educ. Bidg Sponsored by BG Gaming TINE? LIKE OODSIfl Panama City $139. Key West The Sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to con- paths, detailed position responsibilities and or- Society. To register a game, call Tony at Find your computer- perfect match I (269 Quality accommodations. FREE DRINK gratulateSue Matthsldsee on her recent pin- ganizational philosophy AH students schedul- 353-O470. Write to "BO Love Connection". University PARTIESI Call Joe Endless Summer ning to Theta ChiJsass Howard. ing interviews are strongly encouraged to at- Hail. BOK 79 for details Confidentiality assured GRADUATE STUDENT t 800 2347007 PI PW THETA CHI tend appropriate Spotlights. Please carefully Bowling Gr»»n Slat. UntvarsHy PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • pseudonyms or first names OK Results by note dates, times, and locations of Spotlight Fob tal ATTENTION ALL ORDER OF OMEGA — Cmr—r Planning and Placamant SanHca* PROGRAM (OSPOP) presentations, as they may vary. For evening MEMBERS RUSH LE Club 8 Spotlight presentations held m the Career There will be a mandatory meeting for all Rush Sig Ep Campus Racr uitmant Caiandar Nomination* for departmental Develop- Get Ready for Soring Breaki Planning and Placement Services office, enter members this Sunday. January 24th, at 4pm. Rush Sig Ep ment Leaders have been requested from the Student Services Building using the second at the Phi Kappa Psl house. The topic of dis- Rush Sig Ep ForthawMksof: Department Chairs and Graduate Coor- Learn to eat right in the Residence Halsl floor, patio entrance. Please consult the calen- cussion will be selections Please Attendl Rush Sig Ep Fabruary 8,1093 and Fabruary IS, 1993 dinators. Development Leeders aealst with Join LE Club t dar for appropriate dates, times and locations. ATTENTION ALL ORDER OF OMEGA Rush Sig Ep the planning ol GSPDP activities. II you are Additional Placement Servlcee There are MEMBERS Rush Sig Ep a Graduate Assistant Interested In working S weeks to Spnng Break i important services available to you at the Ca- Rush Sigma Phi E pel Ion this spring summer as the Dsvetopment Jen IE Club 8 reer Planning and Placement Services. Please Scheduling On-Campus Intarvlaw Ap- Leader tor your department, please contact Bailey's Irish Cream and coffee. RUSH note that not all organizations and companies polntmanta: Interview sign ups for tne recruit- your department chair or graduate coor- Keep your New Year's Resolutions I Try one today ai RUSH regularly recruit on college campuses The list ing period Fabruary B-Fabruary 19 will begin Join LE Club 8 Campus Pollyeyes 440 E. Court f mal Rush Nights below generally reflects the high demand dlnator. with Advanced Job Hunters on Monday, Jan- are Man. rhe 2Stt areas in the world of work. Don't become dis- Hello Students old and new uary 25. 1993 at 5 p m and continue through Manage your stress before it manages you > & Tues. the 26th couraged if your career field is not requested WSA welcomes you Cempue Tour Guide Tuesday at 4 p.m. First Choice status mom Jan LE Club 8 Positions Open1 RUSH beni may access the sign-up system from S To assist you in conducting an assertive job The World Student Association RUSH search, the Career Planning and Placement would like to invite you to jo-n Applications are available at p.m. Tuesday through 4 p.m. Wednesday. All New semester, new you! Services provides career and placement coun- our organization. New members 110 McFail Center and are due registered students may sign-up beginning at S Join LE Club 8 RUSH are always welcome. Our meetings Wednesday. February 2. Audi Dons p.m. Wednesday. seling, credential services, job search work- RUSH are on Sundays, 4:30p.m. on the «> be held February 8-12. shops, professional development seminars, LE Club 8 Kick Off Final Rush Nights career fairs and an alumni Falcon Career Con- 11 th floor OHenhaur West JOIN THE FUN! 8 00 9 30pm. Thursday. January 21 st are Mon. the 2SH nection The excellent Center for Career Re- Andrews Pool S. Tues the ?6ih sources offers you career and employer infor- Inslructions for accessing International Business Association Informa- Student Recreation Center CANCUN CANCUN CANCUN RUSH mation and current job vacancies in ALL fields The Integrated Placement Sign-up Syatem tional meeting. BA 115, 8p.m. Monday. Jan FOR THE ULTIMATE SPRING BREAK RUSH Registered students are directly referred to (you must be registered with Reeume Ex- 25. Secretary/Treasurer positions available. 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continued from p. 9 Rush Phi DsK-Phl Delta Theta S-gma Kappa Lil Heather Sigma Kappa Welcome Back Arthur Victor Painting. Inc. is looking tor branch CHEAP! FBI.US.SEIZED Tomorrow you will understand the Sigma's undergraduate Alumni Association managers tor Summer "93 Experience helpful 89 MERCEDES $200 SEE IT AND UNDERSTAND THE STANDARD FOR BROTHERHOOD Bond. You're a great (ill Congratulations It General meeting for all new but not necessary -Complete training and field stVW $50 Big Sis Jacttl A returning members support. High income potential. 600-775-4745 87 MERCEDES $100 PI PHI • BETA • M PHI 'Monday A Tuesday al Phi Deft house' Tuesday. Jan. 26,8 30 p.m. 65 MUSTANG $50 SIGMA KAPPA* Kathy Harrison "SIGMA KAP- Learning Center. First floor of Attention Business Students and Choose from thousands starting $50 Th* SHI*i ol Pi Beta Phi would I** to con- Entrepreneurs. "TASP" International is Rush Phi Deft-Phi Delta That. PA Applied Human Ecology Bldg. FREE lnformaSon-24 Hour Holme. gratulate Carrie Wilts on her racanl lavaliering now hiring highly motivated students Only one more day unW Imtiationl Hope you 801-379-2929 Copyright SOM029410 10 Beta Chris Kosnlgahol. to III SUMMER MANAGEMENTpositions. are as excited as we are. PI PHI • BETA' PI PHI RUSH PI KAPPA PHI WFAL Radio Earn $7,000 - $6,000 while gaining Love. Your Big &s Colleen and Your Grand Big Moving Sale.. ■ AND BREAK ON THROUGH internship credit and business knowledge. Theresa Almost brand new bed-mattress, box spring a PI PHI' PI PHI'PI PHI TO THE OTHER SIDE I Revolution in Rock Radio Positions are open across Ohio. frame, $75. File cabinet. $15. Chairs. $10. RUSH PI KAPPA PHI The Sisters ol Pi Beta Phi would like 10 con- Disc Jockeys. Sales Rep. Promoson. Produc- particularly in Flndlay, Toledo, Lima, Bookcase. $15 White area rug. $25...other gratulate Denla Webb on her recent en- Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa tion. Expan your skills, have fun and possibly Canton, Minafield, & all Cleveland suburb* items available... gagement to Tim Banc. Save BIG on Spring Break '93' Abby Harrison - I'm so excited my little is about make money. Positions are filling quickly. will negotiate .. Call 353-7110. INFORMATION NIGHT PI PHI ■ PI PHI • PI PHI Jamaica/Cancun from $449-Fionda trom $139 to become an active member of Sigma Kappa. For more information call 1 -600-543-3792. Tun. Jan. 26 Tl BA-35 Financial Calculator. Used 1 se- Organize group travel FREE I Get excited for Initiation' This weekend will be ona you won't forget I 7:30 pm Babysitter needed tor infant. Mon-Fri. 7 am-3 mester. Great for Accounting or Finance class- PI PHI • SIGMA CHI Call SUN SPLASH TOURS 1 600-426 7710 Love, Amy 1007 BAA pm in our home. Employment from March to es $15 Call Jen-352-7626 The Sillers ol Pi Beta Phi would like lo con- OMEGA PHI ALPHA June and possibly 93-94 school year. Non- gratulate Jennifer Gump! on her recent en- First Active's meeting this semester is Sun.. WFAL Radio smoker w/own transportation. Need ref. gagement to Sigma Chi Milch Dougherty SIGMA KAPPA Jan. 24 al 730 p m. in 114 BA" 674-0472. FOR RENT PI PHI ■ SIGMA CHI Congratulations Carolynn Cobb on your recent SELF-DEFENSE PRODUCTS: Capsicum A pearling to Rob Nabakowskil Best Wishes" Bookkeeper needed. Knickerbocker Building maces, stun guns, personal alarms. FREE What is COOP 7? Services Call 352 5622 PI PHI-SOEP CATALOG VAMCO. Box 3179. Columbus. Spaghetti Special every Wednesday Only A CAREER-RELATED SUMMER JOB" 1 bedroom house and 1 bedroom apartment. The Sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to con- CRUfSESHIP/RESORTSVALASK A fobsl OH 43210. $125 with (his ad. Includes sice ol garlic Find out how to get involved at 128 S. Summit for Summer 1993 and 93-94 gratulate Andres Lance on her recent lavalier- $1200- $5000 MOI Summerl Career! bread. EAT IN ONLY. 5-9 pm. Campus Pol CO-OP KICK-OFF school year. 1-267-3341 ing to Sig Ep Matt Gingrich Sig Kap' WENDY SCHUELLER' Sig Kap Guide. Cassene. Newsservice! lyeyes 440 E. Court an into session for Fr. So. A Jrs PIPHI-SrOEP Congratulalons on Initiation" (916)922-2221 Ext. 2 3 bdrm. apt. with 2 car garage. Recently re- Fnday, Jan. 29th. «:30 pm Your Big Loves Youl SPRING BREAK 93 modeled Available m May Call 354-8146 after 1007 BAA Bldg. Phi Gamma Delta Party with the Best) Spm. ^^^^^^_^_ FUl DONT MISS ITU 2-2451 tor details CS and MIS etudenta from the Cleveland Sigma Kappa LiT Audrey Sigma Kappa S. Padre Island from $99 850 Scon Hamilton Two Good Names area - atop by the Co-op Program In 236 Congratulations on being initiated tomorrowi Cancun Mexico from $424 Administration BuMIng or call 372-2451 to Modern furnished, 2 bdrm apt. for 4 people One Great Fraternity Whoever broke into a truck behind Mark's Piz- I'm so excited for you. Bahamas/Cruise from $269 check on eummer poelllons In Cleveland. mas. 2 blocks from campus. Laundry facil Join over 1 million partiersl za Pub on Sunday, you stole more than just my Outstanding Senior Award A/C. Water and sewer indud. No pets 2 Call Student Express Vacations tapes and radar detector. Please return the 4 Outelandlng Senior Award Sigma Love, Cincinnati company eoeklng MIS or CS co- reserved parking places. 9 mo. lease, $650 per 1-B00-TOURUSA or 5 unmarked tapes. They are very sentimen- Big Dons ope from the Cincinnati area. Call 372-2451 mo.. 12 mo. tease-$595 per month. Available Outstanding Senior Award tal and will be important only to me to 346 Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa or atop by the Co-op Program In 238 Admln- May ?3 287-3233 or 287-4255 after 6pm. Out stint* ng Senior Award Bromfield Hal via mail. You can keep every- Istrstlon Bldg. THE BEST SPRING BREAK DEAL IN B.G.I thing else lhar:*yo Go to Panama Oty Beach FL. u Attention Group Presidents and Leaders: Sigma Kappa Customer Sales/Service APARTMENTS A full 7 nights, all rooms oceanfront. XO CHI OMEGA XO Check your mailbox for Outstanding Senior Lil'Debbie Sullivan $8.25 to start 801 THIRD Applications Please nominee) ■ senior and Get excited for Initiation tomorrow. I am very Only $100. transportation available $90. Work FT or PT 10-40 hraJwk. Flex, schedule Giads 12 month lease HEY ALL CHIOS submit applications by Feb. 12. Call the Alumni proud of you. Call Luke or Scon at 353-9313 around classes. Start at entry level w/career 704 FIFTH GRABADATE Center (or more mtoll Love, Big Paula advancement available. No doorto-door or 9 mo.. 12 mo., ft summer leases SEE YOU AT UPTOWN telemarketing. No exp. needed. College schol- 710 SEVENTH UAA UAA UAA UAA UAA TONIGHT AT S:00l arships awarded. Interview at main office and 12 month leases Sigma Kappa' little Dana Savarda First meeting of *93 $2.00 ADMISSION You deserve a healthy body. Tuesday. Jan. 26.6:30pm work locally Application info -419 321-5365 352-3445 Learn food survival tips. Tomorrow you and I win share m the mysdcal bond' I am so proud of youl You are the best! Learning Center, First floor Enjoy group support A exciting new info. XO CHI OMEGA XO Earn $10 per hour in your spare time working Congratulations! of Applied Human Ecology Bldg. JOIN A NEW WEIGH TODAYI on campus. Contact Paul Evans (614) Bedroom w/ private bath in private home, Call: 372-U02 or 372-8303 Love, XO CHI OMEGA XO 538-7665 shared kitchen and laundry. Quiet. 4 blocks Your Big UAO Is Vacation bound trom campus. All utilities included $200 per PROGRAM STARTS NEXT WEEK Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- heading for PANAMA CITY BEACH HEY ALL CHI-OS molh. Call 352-3502 days - 352-6224 nights. SIGMA KAPPA DELTAS terials provided. Send SASE to P.O. Box 9643, ask lor Tom. ^^^ March 19-29 and we want GRABADATE Springfield. MO 65601. Gel psyched for Initiation 11 Tomorrow is the big you there! Sign up until SEEYOUATUPTOWN Carty Rentals 352-7305 '"Awesome Spring Breaks' Bahamas Cruise day when you jom in the Mystic Bond of Sigma Feb. 111n the UAO office, TONIGHT AT 8:001 EASY ASSEMBLY any hours. $339.84 week, Apia. 2,3,4 students Includes Meals (278. Panama City Room with Kappa. We are so proud of you guysl 330 Union) Hurry, spaces $2 00 ADMISSION family of 3 earns $4417.92 monthly. FREE In Kitchen $119. Key West $249. Daytona (Kitch- Love, The Actives are filling up fast! formation 24 Hour Hotline. 601-379-2900 Co Houses 6.7,8.9 students en!) $149. Cancun $459. Jamaica $479 XO CHI OMEGA XO pynght»OH029452. 6 bdrm apts - 6 students 1.800-878-8386 Rental office located 316 E. Merry (3 Delia Zeta * Delia Zeta Fridays at the Brathaus Government Job Guide. Federal Government All near campus. 'AMA'AHERICAN MARKETING AS- The Sitters ol Delia Zeta would tike to congrat- The best Happy Hours4 9 pm YOUNG LIFE is h nng. $16,000 $62,000 per year. Amazing SOC'AHA' ulate Jennifer Ntese on her Christmas pearl- Pnces cannot be printed 24 hour recorded message reveals details. ingtoPhllWpNeultonl No cover. 3526707. Young lite is a non-denominational (419)352-4548 exl 275. Female roommate wanted • $250 a month in- MEMBERSHIP DRIVE RUNNING JAN. 20 - 27 Myles Pizza available by the slice. Christian Outreach to high school kids. cludes all unit** in 2 story - 2 bdrm town- Denim Dimension JULIANO'S PIZZA is hinng outgoing individu- IN BA BUILDING LOOK FOR OUR TABLE BY II interested, call Todd at 352-2650 house. Call 352-8681. Hand painted als for full or pt. days and evenings, no exp. THE AMA BULLETIN BOARD. orKristenat353 690S Custom Comic-art Jackets Gamma Phi Beta' Gamma Phi Beta necessary. 'Advancement opportunHlee*. Furnished effiency. Heat furnished or Jim Hudson at 1 -841 -8044 E. Eve's 669-3036. •AMA'AMERICAN MARKETING AS Marvel, DC. Image. Valiant Warm Wishes toWendy Mlddleton on her re- Apply at Juliano's Pizza 1616 E. Wooster SOC.-AMA' made 10 order, some pre-made (or sale, pnee cent engagement to Craig EWndge! 352-7112 negotiable, butcheapl Houses A Apartments. Close to campus. Recreation leaders. YMCA before & after Call Scon at 2 u*6 Congratulations to Terrl Schellon her en- For summer 1993 ft 1993-94 school yew. school program in BG. Must be avail. Mon -Fn Alien. Denim Dimension gagement to Jim Roberts' WANTED Call 1-287-3341. Happy 21 at Birthday! All the Best and our Love Always. 3-5 30p m Great experience tor Education or Rec. Management majors Can Tiffany Funk at Love ya Always. The Sisters ol Gamma Phi Beta Your sis, Monica Di Benedetto'* h*i your 354-6776. Houses ft apts. for 93-94 schoofyear. Super Bowl Party Sube 6 Pizzas 1-2 female roommates lor Spr. Sem. Non- Seasonal employment available as a white- 12 mo. leases only starting In May. 352-4663. We Deliver! Gamma Phi Beta smoker. Upstairs apt. In house. Inquiries call Steve Smith. 352-8917. It was a family affair water raft guide in W. Va. Experience not re- J352-9S75evenings. quired. Must be 18 years old. have current DID YOU KNOW THAT SrQ EPS Congratulations to Toledo Big Jen Ayres on her lavaliering 2 le. rmtes. desperately needed. "93-"94 year. CPR and First Aid. Contact North American Houses for Rent are involved m every aspect ol campus life, in- River Runners. PO Box 61. Hico. WV 25854. to OX Yasir Sitabkhan and to Close to campus. Fum.. dishwsh.. $150 » 12 mo. leases-May or Aug. cluding student government, university am- elec .Can Tiffany 2 4883 or A^Oer 2-4666 Medical Little Bridget Shannon on her 1-800-950-256SEOE. Tenant pays utilities -1 mo. dep. bassadors, several honor societies. ROTC, 730 Elm, 2 bdrm . $360rMay. pearling to Bob King of Female roommate needed IMMEDIATELY to Telemarketing positions now available. Must community service, and much more? 734 Elm.. 4 bdrm.. 2 bath. $700. Aug Services, Inc.* Loyola Univ. of Chicago share an apartment close to campus. Call be reliable and motivated. Guaranteed 217 S. College. 3 bdrm.. $550/Aug. DID YOU KNOW THAT SIG EPS Gamma Phi Beta 353-3823 $425/hr. + commission. Minimum ol 15 Reproductive Health Care 233 W. Merry. 4 bdrm . with loft. $860;Aug. Constantly finish among tne leaders hours/week. Evenings and weekends re- NEEDED ASAP 1 Female Roommate. 128 Manville. 5 bdrm., 2 bath, $750/Aug. in the All-Sports Race? quired. Apply Monday through Friday after for Women GREAT WINTER SPECIALS AT CAMPUS Non-smoker to share 1 bdrm., furnished apt. Call after Spm ONLY 352-2330 or 354-2854. 4p.m. at 113 N. Main POLLYEYES $150 plus utilities Stephanie 353-3324. Abortion to 17 Weeks DID YOU KNOW THAT 9K3 EPS White pizza - pan crust with garlic butter in- Ebsco Telemarketing Service have a Higher Graduation Rate stead ol pizza sause. 7" meatball sub, choice Houses or apts. for rent for 93-94 school year. Roommate wanted. $i40/month. Low utilities 1 or 2 blcks. from campus ft dose to down 24 HR. PHONE SERVICE than non-greeks? of seafood salad or chicken salad & soup or WANTED I A person who needs to pay CaJI 353-2218 after Spm. town. Parking avail. 354-1790 Free Pregnancy Tests large soup with garlic bread All at a great Christmas bills. If you like children, we need Do you have Tuesdays FREE? price 11 SUB LEASER NEEDED ASAP you. A chiidcare person for nursery several Houses. 1 ft 2 bdrm. apts. Special Student Rates Adorable baby needs experienced sitter 11 Campus PoJlyeyes * 440 E. Court $ 150/monlti. Close lo campus mornings per week from 9am-1 lam. Additional 9 month, year and summer leases am- 4 pm. References required. 352 8858 Call 353-5800 evening hours may be available Children's 352-7454 ages are from infants to 4 yrs. This job includes All Services Strictly Confidential ASAPI Have you checked Pauper's Books for class books? Large selection ol literature, young Subleaser needed immediately to share an a fitness dub membership. Apply at Holiday Imagine you and 5 friends in 1 house. Does your organization need music for a party, Park Fitness Club. Perrysburg. 874-8442. 5164 Monroe St., philanthropy, or some other event? adult, popular non-ltcDon Generous discounts apartment very close to campus. Cheap rent. 1 1.2 bdrm. kitchen, barn. LR up 2 bdrm bath. Toledo, Ohio Theta CN DJ Services on new books. 206 N. Main 3522163. PRivatebathrooms. Parking.Call353-7110 kitchen. LR down. 354-7257. leave message CONTACT KAPPA DELTA INITIATION WHO! Women Helping Others. John Newkive Real Estate 1-800-367-2036 r» Ryan at 353-1111 25 reasons tor us to be very proudl We Vove HELP WANTED Become a part of the learn. Flexible hours, 319 E. Wooster St. m For more info you and good luck. part-time, financially rewarding, complete (across from Taco Bell) 885-5700 ^ professional training provided. Senous inquir- KAPPA DELTA INITIATION ies only Leave message 6660801. Summer ft Fall Rentals $200 $500 WEEKLY Over 500 units with super locations Assemble products at home. Easy! No selling. Call 354-2260. You're paid direct. Fully Guaranteed. FOR SALE FREEInformatton-24 Hour Hotline. 601-379-2900. Copyright »OH029450. LARGE 1 bdrm. apt. available tor sublease from now until Aug. "93. Only 5 minutes from ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 1984 Chevy Celebrity Eurosport. Auto. 2.8 liter campus" Reasonable rent. Pets allowed. Call - fisheries. Earn $600*/week in canneries VB. PS, PB, Bit. air. JVC stereo. »1550. Ask for 352 1651 or 353-2600 for details or $4,000 Wmonth on fishing boats. Jim 372-1251 Room for rent. Close to campusll Util inc. Free transportation I Room & Board) Bolle Ski Goggles. *75. Over 6,000 openings Male or Female. Parking of street. $2S0/month. Private room. Nintendo a 7 cartridges, $i 75 No lease. Call after 5pm, 352-3641. For employment program call 1-206-545-4155 Matthew. 372-1063 exl A5544. Subleaser needed for spacious, unfurnished. Are you good at a variety of jobs? Would you on* bedroom apartment. $250/mo. available Cancun, $429; Oaylona. $149; Panama City. immediately. 353-3222 leave message. soncllo's classify yourself as a handyman/janitor. We $ 119. Spring Break tnps going fast. Call Joe for need youl 5am-9am. Mon. - Fri. al Perrysburg r—v. 363-2228. Two room mats* needed for next year. Fitness Club. Light cleaning $ maintenance Great house. Close to campus. exp. desired. Apply at Holiday Park Fitness Dorm size refrigerator. $40. Call Lara at 353-4423. Club. 874-6442. Silver flute, $50. Jennifer. 352-9456. Attention Business students and entrepreneur Village Green Apartments student works painting is currently hiring self- Now leasing next semester. Also, summer A motivated students to fill summer mngmt. posi- IBM compasble 512K with monitor, printer, fall 1993. Call or stop by to ses our spacious tions. Work in home town this summer while software and stand. $325. Sun-Thurs. Call apts. between 10-4.354-3533. 354-4003 earning $6,000 8,000 and gaining business Walk to campus. Rooms In Victorian House WINGS! knowledge. Contact Paul Evans lor more info. Macintosh Classic w; printer t software. Separate ent, Kit. TV room, ubls. inc. Priv. FREE DELIVERY 352-5166 (614)538-7665. $1200OBO.Call874S866. parkingavaH. Summ., Fall, Spring. 352-5817. OPEN FOR LUNCH FRI. • SAT. • SUN. 4pm Weekdays MILD • HOT • BBQ DID YOU MOW MIX OR MATCH 10 WINGS - $3.75 • 20 WINGS $6.00 THAT SIG EPS... 30 WINGS- $8.75 • Are Involved in every aspect of campus life, including 10 OR MORE WINGS INCLUDES CELERY AND BLUE CHEESE DRESSING student government, university ambassadors, several TRY 'EM, YOU'LL LIKE 'EM - WE DO! honor societies, ROTC, community service, etc.? 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! • Constantly finish among the leaders in the AH Sports race? PISANELLO'S COMBOS • Are currently America's largest fraternal 7" 11tem Pizza & 5 Wings* You|[5!jolcc organization? 7" 11tem Pizza & Breadsticks** -^ONLYV • Claim LA Dodger star, Orel Hershclser as an Alumni of 7" 3 Item Pizza & 2 Pops h^^T our BG chapter? 5 Wings* & Breadsticks** $3,50 • Have a higher graduation rate than non-greeks?

* Your choice of wing style ** Breadsticks include your choice of ranch dressing or pizza sauce. EXTRA ITEMS ON T PIZZA - 25* M. RUSH EOE ,000000000000000*3000000001 Friday, January 22,1993 Volume six, Issue One Insider looks at the Good and Bad of the past year 1992 I M

Your desperate, wild calls for the will strive to respectably follow and the worst around. What's new she was tackling the national INSIDER return of Insider Magazine their act, but only In a very profes- and what's to do. As the beloved scene, Dorian Halkovich was busy MAGAZINE have been heard, and we the sional, mature manner. Daneman once quoted with a recapping the local music action. zookeepers are ready to give It to peculiar gleam in his eye while Speaking of local music, Jacque- you. Get ready for a brand new In- NA NA NA NA NA, WE'RE scratching his scruffy chin, line Porter gives us the info on the EDITOR-m-CHIEF sider semester complete with ex- THE EDITORS NOW, NA NA NA Insider Magazine takes a band called Johnny Socko, which Kirk Pavellch citing movie, book and music re- NANAH! skewed, non-traditional look at Is soon to hit BG. views, tantalizing feature stories, normal newsworthy things, and captivating photos, and Just darned Ahem. So here we are, facing a provides coverage of things that After rockln' and rollln', Court- fun-filled entertainment. new semester and a new year. Out are In themselves skewed or non- ney contacted two Bowling Green MANAGING PPITQH Formally esteemed insider edi- with the old, in with the new. A traditional." Well, we're going to residents, a student and a profes- Jane Kllgore tor Matthew Daneman and his clean slate. New and improved. make sure that we carry on that sor, who have entered a contest honorable mascot Sasha the Duck Fresh meat. Klnda neat. Smell my tradition of non-tradition that could reward them $ 1 million. have taken their vaudeville act on big feet, (sorry). But, how could It that Insider Magazine is (Think they'll be generous If one of the road, and we expect telephone ever happen? How could 1993 be known and loved for. them wins?) Another best and ART DIRECTOR calls requesting cash any day now any more exciting than 1992? worst of the past year includes Laurel Pajer (all in tens and twenties, of course). Easy. And we will be here to bring Right here, In our first edition of movies, and we have those too. We wish them well, however, and you all of the latest highlights from the year, Courtney Gangeml re- David Huffman is the critic, and he miss them both deeply - the new your favorite diversions. We'll give corded the best and worst of 1992 will tell you all about which way the STAFF WRITERS staff here at Insider Magazine you the scoop on the best In town, on the national music scene. While thumbs pointed for 1992's flicks. Dave Basklnd The King Curt Conrad Courtney B. Gangeml Elvis stamps become more plentiful with St.Vincent's output Dorian Halkovich David Huffman "While the post office was trying stunning, with all the colorful by l.i ion Hunt Jason Hunt Insider staff writer to decide between the young and images printed together on the the old Elvis, this tiny nation Issued same commemorative sheet," Melinda Monhart nine differents stamps showing Franz said. He added that he didn't Elvis in every stage of his career," think these stamps would worry the Mary Okom "Hey, look! There's Elvis! And said Jeffery Franz of The Interna- U.S. Postal Service too much. Jacqueline Porter there! And there!" tional Collectors Society In Balti- "When you compare the few For those of you who are unha- more. The Society is selling sets of thousand sets of the St. Vincent Scott Rowe ppy with the likeness of Elvis Pres- the stamps in the U.S. stamps being Issued worldwide to ley currently residing In your mall- Each of the stamps is about four the millions of U.S. stamps that will Ross Weilzner boxes, there Is a choice. Nine times the size of the U.S. Elvis be produced," Franz said, "you released on Jan. 8 - the King's choices, to be exact. stamp, and has a face value of one can see the appeal that the St. Vin- birthday - with the first sales being The King of Rock and Roll has dollar. The are recognized by pos- cent stamps will have to stamp col- In Memphis, where people lined up STAFF been spotted on a set of stamps Is- tal authorities throughout the lectors and Elvis fans alike." to begin buying them at midnight. sued by the island of St. Vincent, in world. The Images include several of A postal spokesman indicated PHOTOGRAPHER the British West Indies. "The stamps are really quite Elvis sporting his trademark pom- that at least 300 million U.S. Jason Kamykowski padour, a Seventies Vegas look, stamps will be printed. and the King in his Army uniform. If you would like the St. Vincent The U.S. has issued only one de- stamps, you should contact The In- PRODUCTION sign, the young King, based on the ternational Collectors Society, 111 outcome of a national vote taken Water St., Suite 300LH, Balti- ASSISTANTS by the postal service. It was more, MD 21202. Darrlck Ross Eric Schmenk "While the post office was trying to decide between the young and the old Elvis, this tiny Insider Magazine Is nation issued nine differents stamps showing Elvis published every Friday during the academic year in every stage of his career." by the Board of Student Jeffery Franz, The International Collectors Society Pubbcabona of Bowling Green State University. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions ol Insider Magazine. Insider Magazine and BOSU are am equal On the Cover... opportunity employer and do not discriminate In hiring practice*. Readers are encouraged Gracing our first cover of the new year are some of the to voice their opinions to images which made up the entertainment world in 1992. Among Insider Magazine with them are: Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson in the flick A Fsw Letters to the Editor, which Good MOT, Sharon Stone from a scene In the box office smash Basic will be published In each Instinct, up-and-coming comedian Denis Leaiy, Seattle grunge rockers Issue. Entries should be Pwrl Jam, Michael Meyers and Dana Carvey in Wayne's World, and submitted to Insider lastly the gang from Bavsrly Hills 93210s Luke Perry. Shannen Magazine. 314 West Hall. Dcherty, Jennie Garth, and Jason Priestley. Bowling Green. OH and they should Include • phone number where you can be reached for comformaOon. The nine different Elvis sumps Issued by the Island ofSt.Vlnctnt. Mter.lMaanM.im

IVe gOt tWO WOrdS fOr YOU! DenisLeary

by Kirk Pivelich you haven't already) is that with a Insider Editor-in-Chief comedy tape, Leary has none of the profanity restrictions present on MTV and network television. Back In early 1992, if you had And he lets you know that pretty mentioned the name Denis Leary, quickly. If that kind of stuff greatly the likely response you would have offends you, you probably won't received would have been some- like Leary either. But It is funny and thing like "Who??" What a differ- the rantings have real focus, unlike Hot Singles: ence a year - and a blitz of televi- the diatribes of another profane sion exposure - makes. comic, Andrew Dice Clay. Here are !he weekly charts lor Nowadays you can barely turn From his view on drugs ("I would the nation's best-selling recorded on your TV. without seeing his never do crack. I would never do a music as they appear in next dirty blonde hair, his characteristic drug named after a part of my own week's issue of Billboard maga- puffs on cigarette after cigarette ass,") to his view on the seventies zine Reprinted with permission. and his trademark style of unload- ("There we were in the middle of a ing a barrage of words on the sexual revolution wearing clothing (Platinum signifies more than 1 million copies sold; Gold signi- fies more than 500.000 copies "We need a two-and-a-half hour movie about The sold.) Doors? I can sum it up for you in five seconds. I'm drunk I'm nobody. I'm drunk I'm famous. I'm l."l Will Always Love You,'' Whitney Houston (Arista) (Plati- drunk I'm dead." num) Denis Leary, comedian 2 If I Ever Fall in Love." Shai (Gasoline Alley) (Platinum) unexpectant viewer. Whether it's that guaranteed we wouldn't get 3"ln the Still of the Nite," laid,") Leary's mentality offers a Boyz II Men (Motown) his now famous rapid-fire sixty second MTV monologues ("No brutally honest view of life and the 4 'Saving Forever for You," more Marky Mark, no more P.M. world we live In. Shanice (Giant) Dawn. All I want Is Cindy Craw- Parts of the act do get a little 5."Rump Shaker." ford. Not MTV, CTV") or his slow, leading one to believe Leary Wreckx-N-Effect (MCA) (Plati commercials with Deion Sanders may be best suited for those short num) and Bo Jackson ("I think you hear television monologues. But wade 6 "A Whole New World," me knockin' and I think I'm comin' Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle through those and don't turn off in and I'm bringln' Bo and his big the tape. More often than not he'll (Columbia) bad hip with me,") Leary Is every strike a chord seconds later and 7."Deeper and Deeper," Ma- have you laughing for awhile. donna (Sire) where. Now he's back again with his Case In point is when Leary 8"Good Enough," Bobby one man comedy show, entitled starts In on his view of giving all Brown (MCA) No Cure for Cancer, available on drugs to less talented performers in 9."Rhythm is a Dancer," A&M Records. The show features order to preserve great ones like Snap (Arista) (Gold) Leary's numerous tirades about Janis Joplin, John Belushl, and 10."7," Prince and the New what he believes is wrong with the Jimi Hendrix and his twisted idea Power Generation (Paisley Park) world to hilarious jokes about his of finding ways to kill off the rest of Top IPs: own personal problems, including the Bee-Gees. Stick through it and his addictions to smoking and you'll hear something like: "We 1." The Bodyguard' Sound- watching television. need a two-and-a-half hour movie track," (Arista) But before he delves into the about The Doors? I can sum it up 2 "Breathless," Kenny G jokes, Leary tries his hand at a fol- for you in five seconds. I'm drunk (Arista) ksy, accoustical stab at music titled I'm nobody. I'm drunk I'm famous. 3"Unplugged," Eric Clapton "Asshole." It's catchy, It's funny, I'm drunk I'm dead." (Duck) (Platinum) and It makes you want to sing Keep your eyes open for the 4."Some Gave All," Billy Ray along. "I drive really fast In the ul- release of a book version of No Cyrus (Mercury) (Platinum) tra-fast lane-While people behind Cure, due out in late fall, and a 5 "The Chase," Garth Brooks me are going insane I'm an ass- barrage of movies starring the Bos- (Liberty) (Platinum) hole..." The song really sets the ton bom comic (four are scheduled 6."Timeless (The Classics)," mood for the entire tape and helps to be released in the next year.) Michael Bohon (Columbia) (Plat- you appreciate Leary's twisted and Leary Is definitely knocking on the inum) warped mind. door to stardom and whether you 7 "The Chronic," Dr. Dre The next thing you'll notice (if like it or not, I think he's coming in. (Death Row-lnterscope) 8 "If I Ever Fall In Love," Shai (Gasoline Alley) 9."Ten," Pearl Jam (Epic) HOWARD'S club H (Platinum) 10"Hard or Smooth," 210 N. Main 352-9951 Wreckx-N-EHect(MCA) Howard's Club "H" presents Friday and Saturday night THE ARK BAND 210 MSC 8:00, 10:00, and midnight Friday, Jan. 22 and Saturday. Jan. 23 Pinball-videos-pool-air hockey Admission $1.50 Happy Hours Noon till 9 i^^s^^ See the future. Use a condom. ^?«^^^^ t^1f*3 Johnny Socko to hit BG Wednesday Q Vlfct.6

by Jacqueline Porter Insider staff writer "Instead of putting ourselves into some pretentious category, Johnny Socko can only be de- scribed as a band with a quest - to we prefer to call be the strangest band In the coun- ourselves stupid." Video Sales: try. Originally from Bloomlngton, Josh Silbert, saxophone Here are the weekly charts for Ind., the band Is known throughout player in )ohnny Socko the nation's most popular videos the area for their unique sound - a as they appear in next week's is- bizarre combination of punk funk, sue of Billboard magazine. Re- rhythm and blues, east coast ska, printed with permission. disco, and even country, resulting his robot friend. The show eventu- in a blend of The Twist Of fs, Fish- ally came to the U.S., were Its fol- 1."Beauty and the bone, and the Red Hot Chilli Pep- lowing grew from small to a huge Beast, "(Disney) pers. They will be making their cult audience, much like the band 2."Sister Act," (Touchstone) Bowling Green debut at the Easys- of the same name. 3 "Beethoven." (MCA- treet Cafe, 104 S. Main St., this Silbert, who Is also a Jazz studies Universal) Wednesday, Jan. 27. major at Indiana University, said it Johnny Socko 4"'Clndy Crawford's Shape Johnny Socko's line-up includes was difficult to explain their music member Evans explained that Bowling Green is in for an experi- Your Body Workout," (Good- drummer Dylan Wlsslng, trumpet to people In actual words. Olds, Wiltrout, and Welch were In ence so unexpected, they don't Times) player Eric Evans, saxophone "Instead of putting ourselves Into high school bands together two know what It is, from swinging on 5 'Batman Returns," (War- player Josh Silbert, guitarist Joe some pretentious category, we pre- years ago. They decided to try put- banisters, to crazed dancing, to ner) Welch, bass player Brent Olds, fer to call ourselves stupid," Silbert ting together a ska band. actor Tony Danza showing up and 6"Casablanca: 50th An- trombone player Chuck Krone, explained. "We all listen to abso- They contacted Evans and the pulling some stunts with the band. niversary Edition," (MGM-UA) and lead singer Mike Wiltrout. lutely everything, combine every Wissing, and after Jamming for a Silbert agreed, advising the 7." 101 Dalmatians." (Disney) The name was borrowed from a single sound available and mish couple days, they got their first gig crowd to wear a raincoat, and ex- popular Japanese , mosh it together Into a song - but - at a Halloween party, Evans said. pect the shameless promotion of 8."The Rocky Horror Picture which described the adventures of stupid would also work." "Things went so well that within animal sounds, Salvation Army Show," (Fox) a boy named Johnny Socko and Along with their unique music two weeks they were playing at the shopping, and cheap beer. 9"HomeAlone, "(Fox) sense, the band members' fashion local clubs," he explained. "We "I can't tell you what to expect 10."'King Kong' 60th An- sense is also quite unexpected. really scrambled to get a play list because I don't know myself," he niversary," (Turner) "Let's Just say we're frequent together. I mean, It's one thing to said. "It will probably depend on shoppers at the Salvation Army, play at a party for an hour, but It how much coffee we've been drink- Video Rentals: into cheesy seventies' clothes, and was completely another to play for ing that day." crazy hats," Silbert elaborated. three." "Be prepared to dance and have 1."Boomerang," (Para- Contrary to Sllbert's account of Currently, Johnny Socko per- fun," Evans added. "Although I mount) the band meeting during a metho- forms all over Indiana, Kentucky, think Tony's cooked for that even- 2."Lethal Weapon 3," done detoxlng session, fellow band and now Ohio. Evans said that ing." (Warner) 3"Patriot Games," (Par- amount) 4."," (MCA Universal) TTTTTTTTTTTfTTTTF 5"Sister Act," (Touch- IN CONCERT stone) GSU SYMPHONIC BOND .."■ ■ S**OP 6."Buffy the Vampire ■ Slayer," (Fox) Mark 8. Kelly, Conductor 7."Honey, I Blew Up the Frank B. Wlckea and L. Richmond Sparks, 352-4048 1 Kid," (Disney) Guest Conductors 1055 /2 N. Main St. 8."Universal Soldier," Roger Scbupp, Percussion Soloist (Live) FRIDAY, JAN. 22,1993 - KOBACKER HALL - 8:00 PM Same Building as B.G. Truck Accessories 9."," (MCA- Universal)' ADMISSION FREE qpooaaaoaooaanaaennoaaaaoaar 10."Basic Instinct," (Live) BGSU CONCCRT BAND L. Richmond Sparks, Conductor CHARLESTOWN APTS. Copyright 1993, Billboard Frank B. Wlckes, Guest Conductor Publications, Inc. SATURDAY, JAN. 23 1993 - KOB ACKER HALL - 11:00 AM 8 AND

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amazing finishes In college football this year.) Back then, Bud Carson's Browns and Mike Ditka's Bears both finished playoff seasons. Ahh, JAN. 23 lOp.m memories. Practically no one else from this newspaper still remains from the day I debuted here, Feb- ruary 16, 1990. The print for this column back then was unreadably microscopic, there were 10 ques- tions lo be answered and Paula Abdul's "Opposites Attract" was near the top of the charts. The first question from that very first quiz by Dave Baskind will be revived today as we salute The Incredible College of Musical the letter' L'. L stands for Lori and Knowledge Lorle, like and love, little and large, and Letterman. What Swedish duo Can it really be? Yes Indeedily topped the charts In 1989 wi'ii doodily. It's been one month shy of "Listen To Your Heart"? If you three dandy, productive, trivia-rifle, know, send in your entry, rjong music-dreriched years since Dr. with your name, address, phone Dave first graced the pages of The number and best holiday gift, to BG News. Back then, "Dr. Dave's "Dr. Dave's Quiz," c/o L'14 West Incredible College of Musical Hall, BG, OH, 43403 or drop It in Knowledge" was found in the Fri- the prize-Infested wooden box In day section - now It's the Insider. 210 West Hall before 9 a.m. Jan. That's not the only change, 26,1993 (Yes, 1993. Slop signing though. Two editors, three logos, your checks and school paper: as three Prince CDs, one BG field- 1992). This week's winner will house, four Top 10 Garth Brooks' receive a FREE 3-ltem medium , two MAC football cham- pizza from my friends at Carly pionships, two Bulls' champion- Cheena's at Conant and Dudley in ships, one beard, and almost 100 Maumee AND a FREE promotion- winners later, Dr. Dave's college al cassette from my buddies at fin- still stands. (By the way, If you ders Records And Tapes In down- missed BG in the Las Vegas Silver town Bowling Green. Gee, it's Bowl, you missed one of the most good lo be back. r*j|?N'M:i:4.!i+Li;ii-; CINEMA

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FOREVER VOUNO-M IMIMWIMHIHCUM •Mttw. m.niiii.ni,ii u***« *m. T-H t II EASY ST. CAFE Body of E vid«iK« • R H***-! IftMIN Ohio... — dl L to Working Togethei Prevent! 104 S. MAIN ST. AIDSJ HE 1-Mint :C12-A IDS ftMafelMMifMlim CD The Good, the Bad, a. Local bands have diverse fans Bands such as Blltzen, Redcliff Hits & Misses ir\\ by Dorian Halkovich and Harvest are basically cover Insider staff writer bands playing well-known favorites In a passionate and lively manner. Blltzen and Redcllff generally by David Huffman It wasn't so long ago that we deal with classic rock such as Cro- Insider film critic were celebrating the coming of this sby, Stills and Nash to Boston and new year, hoping for better luck, others. But Harvest is THE Grate making New Year's resolutions ful Dead cover band, complete with Nlneteen-hundred-ninety-two and all-out partying Just because a light show that "brings people was certainly not a stellar year for New Year's Eve seems to be a back for more," according to Matt the movies. I left more theaters legitimate excuse. Throughout all Wheeler of Easy Street Cafe. growling last year than any year I that, we remember the good things For original tunes, the bands can remember. Now that it's 1993 of 1992 and all the fun we had at nominated were Redclirf, I am faced with the difficult task of good ole BGSU (that is when we Groovemaster and Positive compiling my best and worst lists actually finished enough home- Sweat. For those not familiar with for last year's releases. I'll start with work to leave the room). Groovemaster, It is a reggae the worst because they're easier Now, we all know that bar- band that serves up a funky beat and so that I can end on a positive hopping Is the most enthusiastical- with a whole lot of fun mixed in. note with the best. ly enjoyed activity In colleges "They're fun! They communi- across the country. Whether you cate with the audience not only WORST: went for the thrill of meeting peo- through their music but you feel 5. Once Upon a Crime This ple or the sheer Joy of getting tota- you know them," said Deeb. unfunny comedy's best scenes in- lly obliviated (those over 21, of As for Positive Sweat, think of volved Sean Young trying to kill a course!), one thing seems to be a mixture of funk, blues and Jazz dog and the other had Cybill Shep- present in all bars. What Is it? MU- mixed In with a bit of classical rock herd and Jim Belushl in it, If that SIC! and you've got an idea of what they says anything. offer. 4. Stop or My Mom Will BG has its share of music pump- "These bands have a big draw Shoot - This is the token Sylvester ing from speakers and pouring out for the bars. They do pretty well," Stallone movie on every critic's into the streets, but the live music is replied Jim Grant, who Is In charge worst list for the year. Apparently what has made more people sit up of booking the acts for Howard's the size difference between Sly and and take notice. REAL LIVE ClubH. Estelle Getty was so funny that the BANDS in 1992 seemed to bring The offer of live music seems to producers decided that a script people out in full force. "The bar draw college students into the bars, wasn't needed. fills up when the bands are here," especially if the band itself Is made 3. Home Alone 2: Lost in stated Jeff Mclntyre of Howard's up of college students, says Mcln- New York - It wasn't funny. It ClubH. tyre. It also draws In some locals to wasn't funny. It really, really wasn't The top local bands in 1992 the bars and provides a melting pot Husbendl and Wives funny. seem to range from reggae to clas- for the "townles" and the students sic rock and funk. In an estimate to mix and get along. 2. Under Siege - Easily the from a random survey of students That pretty much wraps up the most repulsive film of the year, this and bar personnel, the top five local music scene for 1992. Look Steven Seagal crime against the bands seem to be Redd iff, Blit for these bands to be showcased in film medium has somehow ended zen, Groovemaster, Harvest the near future at Howard's, Easy up on a few critics's 10 best lists. and Positive Sweat. These bands Street and Mark's where they will 1. Medicine Man - A very were closely followed by other local be sure to play all your favorites tough call between this film and bands such as Rlzzo and Malika. and a few extras. Hey, you can Under Siege; however, the amaz- All the bands were so close It Is even request to hear their songs at W El ingly stupid premise of this Sean nearly impossible to put the list In Easy Street because, according to •-^ Hi |f 1 1 Connery-Lorralne Bracco film was any order., .so I won't. Wheeler, they have all the bands' ^BBJ the film last year that I Just couldn't ' -*-V^ ■M ■■Jm ^^ Redcliif and Blltzen are the CDs. L " "-■'• ^ Vat ^^ wait for its end. Not only was It In- two best when It comes to hearing Next time you're out having a L ^ sulting to anyone who has had Jun- music you know and like," empha- good time In the bars, take a ior high science, but it also had the sized Amy Deeb, a sophmore pub- listen...you might like what you ■■^k. ' most hilariously inept scene of the lic relations major. hear. year as Connery spoke to Bracco K *^^H as she lounged topless on a rock - Hfk not a pretty sight. The post year in retrospect MamboRngl Th« Player head and shoulders above the rest end of the year they all appeared in Before we dive headlong Into Of course there was up-and- with it's continuing story line of the the Cameron Crowe flick Singles, 1993, we here at insider Maga- coming comedian Denis Leary, Dylan-Brenda-Kelly love triangle. starring Bridget Fonda and Matt zine felt it was imperative to have with his brash, from-the-hip mono- In fact, that one's still not wrapped Dillon. Pearl Jam also performed one last tribute to the year that was logues on MTV and later with his up yet. on the Lollapalooza 2 tour and sort of pay tribute to the things fast paced commercials on network Michael Meyers and Dana Car- throughout the summer, with other that we will always remember television, complete with sports vey made the Jump from Satur- such notables as The Red Hot about 1992. So here goes... stars Deion "Sanderclaus" and Bo day Night Live to the big screen Chilli Peppers. In the first half of the year, Jackson. Talk is that his next step in the early year box office smash Lastly, the very end of 1992 saw Sharon Stone went from an actress Is to the movies, so check In again Wayne's World. The movie did the emergence of the mllltary- who consistently worked 'B' mov- next year at this time and maybe so well that production of coutroom drama A Few Good ies to one of the most sought after he'll make our list again. Wayne's World 2 is slated to be- Men, starring Tom Cruise, Jack actresses In all of Hollywood. All it No one can forget those nu- gin any time. No way! Way! Nicholson, and Demi Moore. Ni- took was her to appear In the box merous Beverly Hills 90210 The music scene featured the cholson's performance as the man- office smash Basic Instinct and ripoff shows (The Heights. emergence of the Seattle "grunge" iacal Col. Nathan Jessep was so perform a number of acrobatic sex Melrose Place, Freshman sound from groups such as Pearl good that something will definitely acts with Michael Douglas one Dorm, Malibu Road,and the Jam, Alice in Chains, and be wrong If he doesn't walk away Howard'J End minute, while killing others with an new Class of SB. But in the end, Soundgarden, among others. with the Academy Award for Best ice pick the next. the old stand-by 90210 still rose The bands got so hot that by the Supporting Actor later In 1993. »M«T,n—■nrtt,m> II liuMar Magaiiaa fid Pretty Sad of 1992 Country moves to mainstream i '92 Cinema by Courtney Gangcmi Insider staff writer Runners up: Sneakers, Boomerang, Far and Away, Year of the Comet, Mo' Money. 1992 has come to a close, and BEST the music Industry has left us with 5. The Mambo Kings - An some hot sellers and a few albums excellent homage to '50s melo- that belong In our porcelain fix- drama with great music, beautiful tures. cinematography and wonderful performances by Armand Assante According to area record outlets and Antonio Banderas (making his such as Finders and The Record English-language film debut) made Den, the best selling LP of 1992 this one of the most entertaining was Garth Brooks' No Fences. films of the year. However, that was about all that 4. Aladdin - Disney is on a def- was agreed upon as the best of inite roll. Robin Williams Genie, 1992. the great songs and fabulous ani- The Record Den found that mation make this an amazing ex- Metallica's self-titled release and perience. It's even better if you see KrissKross' Totally Krossed it in a theater devoid of annoying Out were consistent sellers every children. day. Finders argued that Eric Clap- 3. Husbands and Wives I'll ton's Unplugged LP was a hot be the first to admit that I am highly item throughout the second half of biased toward any Woody Allen the year. film. He is, in my opinion, Ameri- That gives us a Top 4 of what ca's most brilliant filmmaker (to hell can be considered the best sellers with Scorsese). Woody Is never of 1992, but Is there a fifth? Both afraid to experiment with his films stores believed Billy Ray Cyrus' and he took experimentation to the Some Gave All deserved men- extremes with great success in this tion as the fifth best seller of the film that refused to let the camera year. remain stationery. Home Alone 2 2. The Player Robert Airman So for those of you keeping is another favorite director of mine score at home, here are the official and after a major slump in the Bowling Green Top 5 of 1992, eighties, he seems to be back In top O *1 Garth Brooks - No Fences form. This brilliant black comedy 0*2NewMetalIica starring Tim Robbins Is twice as 0 »3 Kris Kross funny to film fans. fl «4 Eric Clapton - Unplugged 1. Howards End - A perfectly fl »5 Billy Ray Cyrus Some written, constructed, pho- Gave All tographed and acted movie, How- ards End has been around for the 1/1 it T Jim Cummer of Madhatter Music Garth Brooks entire year and people are still talk- W m Company In Bowling Green said ing about It. Emma Thompson Is a he believes that Rave 'til Dawn, Boss and Am I Not Your Girl? front runner for the best actress v _^^riflfl BBVaefe^?1 a techno dance sampler deserved by the bald-headed one. Oscar this year for her perform- an honorable mention. Both albums sold extremely ance In director James Ivory's best poorly in all three record stores in film to date. What about those artists who town, compared with the sales of These are the best films I've Medicine Man probably never should have these artists' last albums. We'll seen. There are, however, several released an In 1992? The have to wait and see how they re- other films that I haven't seen yet worst busts of last year were unan- bound from their busts and how that could easily change this list. imously the releases of new albums they do in the future. They are: The Crying Game, by Bruce Springsteen and Slnead One False Move, Malcolm X, O'Connor, Human Toucfcby the Enchanted April and Damage

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Stephen King opens for us a dark world of hauntingly familiar Out with the old and m with internal horrors in Gerald's Game, the new! "The Star Spangled his first book to explore the mind of Banner" may Just become the Woman. national anthem of the past. ' Handcuffs, a wife and husband, Bowling Green has two fina- a bed and a solitary house In the 1 Andrew Buskey lists In Anthem! America, a woods may seem an idyllic setting worldwide competition seeking Hon. I'd set myself up Inde- to some, or at least the setting for a a new national anthem. Uni- pendently," Buskey said. harmless game, but for Jessie Bur- men Is, why did he need to hand- versity English Instructor Su- The President of Anthem! lingame, It becomes the setting of cuff her? Why not scarves or a zanne Heba Joins student An- America, Anders Skaar, sneering contempt and bitter rev- blindfold so she had a means of es- Stephen Klnj drew Buskey as two of the 60 founded the Pro American Mu- elation. cape? finalists In the contest. sic's first worldwide contest. Handcuffed to the bed by police- The answer seems to be power: The winner of Anthem! According to Skaar, he hopes issued M-17 adjustable cuffs, her the real feeling of power men feel But the Issue of feminism, which America will receive a grand that this competition will be the naked lawyer husband Gerald when women are truly submissive, seems to be the main theme, gets total of $ 1 million and the win- first of many. The proceeds kneeling over her, Jessie Burling by will or by force. However, to this lost halfway through and Gerald's ning song will be submitted to raised will be donated to help ame realizes she Is no longer sexu- answer King adds more - and this Game becomes a trademark Ste- Congress for adoption as our fight the AIDS crisis and assist ally aroused by the bondage game. Is where reading the book is like phen King, complete with body new national anthem. the homeless, as well as give "This has lost a tot of Its charm for muddling through murky water. parts and ghosts. Heba Is not too sure of her song writers exposure. me," she says. Trouble Is, Gerald King undermines the pertinence chances at winning the million In true American spirit, the thinks Jessie's objections are part of the feminist role in Gerald's In this era of Baitc Instinct dollars: "I have not heard any public will decide the winner of of the game. When Jessie decides Game by providing too many an- and Bodies of Evidence, Ste- of the other en tries... but I the contest and what may be she doesn't want to play anymore, swers. It Just Isn't believable when phen King asks us to consider the would pay my bills and take a the new national anthem. the petulance of a child rums Into Jessie develops three personalities real motivation behind the bondage vacation on spring break," she Skaar will release five albums, the danger of an adult. to help her cope with her past. Jes- game - and the picture he paints said. with 12 songs on each album. The events that follow leave Jes- sie's realization that men get off on Isn't a pretty one. Buskey read about the The public has the option to sie horrifyingly alone - handcuffed dominating women through sex Is contest In the Cincinnati En- purchase these albums and to a bed. She has plenty of time to somewhat belittled by the Introduc- Gerald's Game will leave you quirer. "I was Just flipping vote which songs they would contemplate the things In her life tion of a camiverous dog who with some troubling questions, and through the Arts and Leisure like to see as our next national that led to her Imprisonment, and feasts on human flesh. women won't look at their fathers, section and it was In a little box anthem. Winner of the votes realizes it wasn't a single mistake The trouble with this book Is that brothers, and lovers In the same In the tower comer of the takes the grand prize million, she made, but the mindset of a so- It doesn't know what It wants to be. light for a long while. If this Is paper," he said. with that winner being an- ciety. The crucial question for her, Is It horror-fiction or social com- King's purpose, his purpose Is well And what will this University nounced on March 14,1993. for all women, and especially for mentary? Feasibly, It could be both. served. King typically asks us to see student do with the $ 1 million According to Heba, she things we may not want to see, but if he wins? "I'd set myself up: heard about the contest two sometimes It's Just too much. For an apartment, car and pay for days before deadline, and Jessie, her situation Is real. For the rest of my college educa- composed her song and lyrics. women, her situation hits too close This song could be our next to home. For a horror-fiction book, anthem. Jessie's plight simply doesn't offer What makes Anthem! Amer- enough tangible horror to satisfy a ica so unique Is "the scope," loyal fan of Stephen King blood says Buskey. "There are peo- and guts. His attempt to satiate the ple from all over the States. gore lust of his readers doesn't quite mesh with the feminist tone The new anthem will describe of the book. America as It Is today," he Orientation Host Suzanne Heba added. Applications

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