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• • • • • THURSDAY February 19,1998 * • • Volume 84, Issue 101 Bowling Green, Ohio News * * • * •
"An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920'
"I think God is crying over Columbus today.' Play focuses on
Rev. Werner Lang meanings of rope anti-war protester from Cleveland □ The Black Anthology Theatre Group Perform- ±|? Diversity ance reaches its sixth Clinton team defends war year and will be center- ing on a rope theme this "I had this idea of □ Clinton's foreign pol- year. rope everywhere, icy team presses for pub- rope in the audience, lic support in the Iraq is- By ANA PEREIRA rope tumbling." sue. The BC News
The Associated Press "Double-Dutch jumping, scien- Sheila Richardson tific trivia, kitchen conversa- director COLUMBUS - Struggling to be tions, perplexing realities and heard over angry critics. Presi- enticing-gold chains." These are dent Clinton's foreign policy all feature points in the rope ledge,"Richardscn said. team defended the administra- theme of Black Anthology 1998. The final script is of a series of tion's threat to bomb Iraq into In Its sixth year, Black An- developing themes around the compliance with U.N. weapons thology annual performances central topic, rope. edicts. "There are some things came into being due to the need Richardson's concept of rope worth fighting for," National Se- for having stories related to was inspired by the English curity Adviser Sandy Berger black people performed on stage. writer Paul Gilroy's concept of said. This year's production is called the ship and its relationship with Sent to the Midwest to press "Rope: Black Anthology 1998." the trade of slaves between Clinton's case for an attack, Eer- The production centers around Africa and England. ger, Secretary of State the different meanings and uses "I had this idea of rope every- Madeleine Albright and Defense of rope and its relationship with where, rope in the audience, rope Secretary William Cohen ran into African-American history. tumbling," she said. "It reminds persistent Jeers Wednesday at a The script is made out of a us of the probable uses of rope In town meeting on the campus of group of narratives, including the capture and enslavement of Ohio State University. the works of University student African- Americans." They asserted their preference Philana Boles, short stories, a re- This year, Black Anthology is for diplomacy to pry open Iraq's corded dialogue about "Rope" by considered to be a special event suspect arms sites and to hold the cast and researches done by from the theatre department. Saddam Hussein to the promises the director of the play, Sheila The set designed by Steve he made at the conclusion of the Richardson. Boone is symbolic as well as 1991 Gulf War to expose all his "I wanted to develop a few of simple. Together with the light- prohibited weapons and allow the the scenarios with the cast mem- ing design by Brian Ratliff, it is United Nations to destroy them. bers," Richardson said. used to create different settings "It must be a true, not a phony, Actors include Dontrell Calla- and themes. solution," Albright said. And she han, Roshonda Benton, Jacque- The sound design by Vincent and the other officials offered line Banks, Ellamonique Greene, Barone will include live guitar assurances there would not be Krista Von Deylen and Glen and recorded music, selected "significant losses" among the Jones. Children from the local based on specific time periods 30,000 American troops in the community will also be perform- and on the resonant depth of the Persian Gulf in the event of an ing. songs. attack. Texts by novelists, including Although the play takes place Many in the half-filled sports gays and lesbians, are also part in different time periods, the cos- arena appeared unswayed by the of the script. Richardson ac- tumes will not represent specific comments. knowledges the many ideas dressing tendencies. Dozens shouted out: "One, two, within the African-American "Wearing black pants and three, four, we don't want your community and the importance colored T-shirts the characters racist war." Others held up an- of debating these Issues. will be representing themselves tiwar banners and frequently in- "It is here that we are able to as people in the time period," terrupted the speakers. meet all kinds of people and dis- said Erin Wason, costume desig- Albright Insisted Saddam cuss different realities, with our ner for the play. "doesn't care a fig about his own colleagues and fellow students people," but one protester, Rick that are pursuing know- • See PLAY, page five. Theis, said near the end of the 90-mlnute forum televised on Alloc laird Prrf ■ phots CNN: "We the people of Colum- bus and central Ohio don't want Ann Chambers protests American intervention in Iraq outside a town hall meeting on Ohio Slate's to send a message with the blood campus Wednesday. Chambers said she opposes military action because "it is an over-reaction, there Football player will of Iraqi women and children." are no clear objectives, and the area would become more unsafe." Clinton sent Secretary of State Madeline Albright, defense secretary William Cohen and National Security Adviser Sandy Berger to • See WAR, page five. Columbus to explain why he is considering ordering air strikes against Iraq. serve time, pay fines
The BC News on Fridays and stay until 5 p.m. Protesters jeer foreign policy advisers Sundays. He is also required to University football player Joe serve time during spring break. O'Neill will spend 30 days in Jail John Dunipace, O'Neill's attor- long wait didnt bother them. □ Clinton's top ad- up being peppered by protest- "Bombing the country will for his involvement in the 1996 ney, said his client will start his Hearing from President visers met with a mix ers whose shouts and chants only kill civilians but it won't assault of University alumuni sentence on Feb. 27. He said O'- Clitnon's top advisers speak echoed through St. John Arena kill Hussein," she said. of supporters and pro- Paul Sauer at the Junction Bar & Neill will probably be incarcer- Wednesday on the possibility at Ohio State University. Marlene Renick, who has a of war against Iraq also did not Grill. ated every weekend until the 30 testers at an OSU The forum served no pur- 28-year-old son stationed on a Judge Charles DeCessna sen- change some people's minds. days are completed. forum. pose because the government warship in the Persian Gulf, tenced O'Neill Tuesday and Other former and current Uni- Thousands of people armed already knows it will use mili- showed up to show her support ordered him to pay a $1,000 fine versity football players are The Associated Press with an opinion or two sloshed tary force against Iraqi leader for President Clinton. plus court costs. O'Neill will named in a pending civil suit through a steady rain, waited Saddam Hussein, said Manal "God bless him for being the serve his sentence on weekends filed by Sauer In the $600,000 COLUMBUS - The rain In line for hours and trickled Yousuf, 23, who is from the first president to have this so he can finish his junior year. lawsuit Sauer names Kevin O'- didn't daunt them. The security through a security check to at- United Arab Emirates but now O'Neill will report to the Wood Neill, Adam Lige, and Terranoe sweep didn't vex them. The tend a town meeting that ended lives in Columbus. • See JEER, page five. County Justice Center at 5 p.m. Alphonso. Hall of Fame Cubs announcer Harry Car ay dies
Corenman, Eisenhower Medical over the public address system □ After 60 years of an- The Associated Press announcer covered baseball's greats from Musial to Mays to Center spokesman. during the seventh-inning nouncing, the well- RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. - Maddux. Holy Cow! as he would A broadcaster since 1941, stretch Harry Caray, who took millions say. Caray became a household name Caray was a broadcaster for known broadcaster col- the St. Louis Cardinals for 25 of fans out to the ballgame in a He was hospitalized Saturday through his Cubs' games for lapsed on Valentine's broadcasting career that span- after falling ill at a nightclub- WGN-TV, carried nationally by years and for the Chicago White Day and passed away ned almost 60 years, died restaurant with his wife, Dut- many cable systems. He was Sox for 11 years before moving Immediately recognizable for his across town to Wrigley Field in Wednesday. Wednesday four days after col- chle. Doctors said his heart had lapsing at a Valentine's Day din- suddenly changed rhythm, re- thick, oversized glasses and ra- 1982. ner. He was believed to be 77. stricting oxygen to his brain. He spy, sing-along rendition of The often offbeat Hall of Fame died at 4:10 p.m., said Harlan 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game" • See CARAY, page five. page 2 The BG News Thursday, February 19, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller y OPINION 372-2604 The BG News Circular reasoning surrounds evolution
Like a lot of other scientific theo- C14/C12 is exactly the same as the current Carbon Dating model is ries. Evolution hasn't been proven. C14/C12 ratio in every single living that the steady state was reached Evolution is just a man-made expla- organism. When a living organism billions of years ago, long before nation as to how life as we know it dies, the C14 continues to decay the dinosaurs or any other ancient came to be. The question is where and the ratio of C14/C12 diminish- creatures. If the steady state was did life come from and what exact- es. So, if we know the level of reached before the dinosaurs then ly is Earth's history? Some people C14/C12 in an organism when it we can measure the ratio of subscribe to the "Big Bang" theory died and the level today we can C14/C12 in living organisms today where the universe just happened; determine how long ago it died. and compare it to the bones we find alter this explosion the most basic So far, none of this scientific rea- and then derive an age. This all forms of life simply evolved into soning is contested; Carbon Daring works except we don't know when the creatures that now reside here is a sound scientific model and is or if the steady state was reached. on Earth. Others believe in various widely accepted. The problem aris- In other words. Carbon Dating religions in which a supreme cre- es when you try and answer the can't prove Evolution because it "An independent student voice serving ator made the universe and every- this so they have tried to mask their question, what was the C14/C12 assumes Evolution. thing in it. circular reasoning in a complex sci- ratio when something died? Regardless, Evolutionary scien- Bowling Green since 1920" Evolution is the current scientif- entific model. That model is Without that information it is tists have used Evolution to prove ic law; it is taught to our children Carbon Dating and, while the theo- impossible to do anything but Evolution. and taught here at BGSU. And rv is sound, one assumption it is guess. When the world was first If we were to acknowledge that 210 West Hall because it is the current norm in based on is not. created, whether by a supreme we don't know when the steady scientific reasoning, I will work to Carbon is found in every living being or a big bang, there was zero state happened, then it becomes Bowling Green State University debunk Evolution as sound scientif- organism. Its most common form C14 in the air. It started to slowly much more difficult to compute the is Carbon-12 as it is 12 times as ic reasoning. accumulate through cosmic rays age of fossils. Assuming Evolution heavy as hydrogen atoms. Another Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 It is common for museum converting N14 to C14. Initially the in the Carbon Dating model and form is Carbon-14 which is created guides to comment on the age of C14/C12 ratio was 0 and as C14 using it to prove Evolution is circu- Phone: (419) 372-2601 when cosmic rays in the atmos- some dinosaur bones, saying they entered the system it started to lar reasoning. It amazes me that E-mail: [email protected] know the age because of the sedi- phere convert Nitrogen-14 to increase. Now, the C14/C12 ratio most scientists look the other way Carbon-14. Carbon-14 acts just like mentary rock layer the bones were will eventually reach a steady state when they obviously know better. Carbon-12; it is cycled through the found in. Then to walk down the where the amount entering the sys- I'm not saying Evolution is true air we breathe and it is present in hall and talk about the age of some tem is equal to the amount leaving or false, just that it hasn't been DARLA WARNOCK fery living organism. sedimentary rock and allow that the systoja. At this point C14/C12 proven. I prefer to keep a more The difference iaijfcat Carbon-14 Editor-in-Chief they know the age of the rock will remain constant. It has been open mind about the origin of life if radioactive and decay back to because of the bones found in it. estimated that from the creation of and the history of earth. I suggest hlitrogen-14 at a raM.which can be BRANDON WRAY NATALIE MILLER This is defined as circular reasoning earth toffee steady state would take you do too. measured. Now a living organism - using A to prove B and then B to approximately 30,000 years. Rob Searfoss is a columnist for The Associate Editor Opinion Editor will replace the decayed Carbon-14 prove A. Evolution was already accepted News. He can be reached at by breathing; the air's proportion of SARAH BEDNARSKI ELIZABETH KERBY Evolutionary scientists know as truth so the assumption in the [email protected] .edu News Editor Copy Chief JEREMY MARTIN JASON McMAHON Photo Editor Sports Editor Jake & Parvo The Talking Dingo by Shane Herman
SCOTT BROWN JOHN WENZEL N Entertainment Editor f PWrVt) W»MT . 'THIS PRErJcM PBOOU'S TO*>J-OHS ARE.* Graphics Editor THE , SOME ADULT SAUSAGES, A^,..^; ^VAGA2iN£. **** "Mr****. VOICES fa THINK |',»7 JGdlNfcV TO An academic Utopia PUKE. +Xth -r F. Reading Tony Cavallano's Utopian academic fantasy, I was taken to an actual place. A land of study and discussion 1 often visit: the city of Ann Arbor. Holding the University of Michigan, as «•*., well as, streets filled with bodies seeking learning and entertain- ,«•>*•> ment opportunity, the Michigan city is my, and most of my friends' +. — escape from the intellectual muscle that seems to be fastened on m our BGSU "learning community." \ Often, in fantasies of my own I envision our town's coffee shops and Union filled with words battling in intellectual debate and eyes scanning books, our campus theaters premiering films from 3-»y the world art community and our University Activities Organization planning meditation classes and scheduling poets and cultural musicians. Unfortunately, reality usually frightens me with students verbal reruns of last week's South Park, big Barbie goes under the knife Hollywood blockbusters and UAO classes outlining the latest tech- So Mattel Toys goes back to the ing the chemical company that was niques in the sloshed world of alcohol mixing. women aren't smart or vice versa, drawing board with Barbie, the polluting her ground water? but rather those implants might However, scattered through Bowling Green there are students most belovedly controversial doll in It's none of the three of course. make it difficult to see where you who demand and provide more. There are campus and city groups U.S. history. Barbie's success was getting operate. that attempt to organize and promote more than boring Midwest America's favorite air head will through work, a lunch meeting and So in come the Mattel plastic monoculture. Departments such as ACS and the arts are continual- get a new look that may be rolled a dinner date with Ken by using surgeons for a makeover of our ly sponsoring cultural / intellectual events and speakers. Twenty- out early next year and some her only clean sash as a headband, favorite doll. four hours a day the two campus radio stations (WBGU 88.1 FM would say even that speedy sched- scarf and belt at different occasions. Barbie will get wider hips, a ule is long overdue. But can the and WFAL 680 AM) provide our community with culturally alter- Barbie's superpower is the ability to larger waist and a few letters whit- changes in store really do enough accessorize. native music and diverse intellectual programming. Downtown's tled from her bra size. I would sug- to make Barbie real? Barbie's permanent fluffdom gest freckles, feet suitable for flats Paupers Books and Video Spectrum have the largest selection of The main complaint about has been defended by the toy and a pulsating glow-in-the-dark art alternative, cultural and political books and movies I have ever Barbie has always been her physi- maker for years. brain but I'm not holding my seen (in the country). cal traits. This is fair: the doll packs "She's primarily a fashion doll," breath. to accomplish her mission, which is Therefore, intellectually the demand and supply is here in our a chest like two beluga whales quoth Mattel's public relations jock- And no changes are planned for giving little girls a positive role campus and town, however, it is the complete lack of recognition penned in unnaturally close quar- eys, meaning it is irrational to ask the material from which Barbie is ters. Add to that a candy-thin waist, model. A woman who totters like more from her. made: malleable plastic. Those two and promotion by our University that is preventing our college an in-patient at a ancient Chinese perennially steeped feet and hips But just as clothes don't make words sum up why Barbie is and from realizing its cultural and intellectual potential. foot-binding clinic may garner that resemble two miniature poo- the man, they don't make the always will be shaped to the con- So, I write this in support of Tony's fantasy. I don't pretend to huge amounts of lust, but very little dles fighting under a blanket, and woman (or, in this case, the doll) tours of the least assertive features respect. have the answer, I only hope that the student body will follow you've pretty much got her pegged. either; a look at Barbie sans ensem- the market can stand and thafs This hasn't been helped by the Tony's dream and demand that the utopic academic fantasy Men have long defended their bles shows a garish body, a blank why she will probably always be become a reality. creepy fetishization of Barbie by lack of useful accouterments that stare and precious little in the way popular. have been appended to Barbie in Brian Julius Kwolek pointing out that few male dolls are of self-determination. If she were Of course Barbie is just a facet of her career. The Barbie that burbled, physically realistic either and that is real she'd either be a trophy wife, the way our society sees women. Senior "Math is hard!" a few years back also true. unemployed or attending college to She is reflected in every airbrushed None of my friends has a kung- isn't the only image that seems pre- find a husband. You'd probably centerfold, every spice-gushing destined to doom small girls to a fu grip either. But to get the Barbie hate her. female rock star, every implanted life of subservience. effect G.I. Joe would have to carry a Not that Mattel hasn't tried to pom star that passes our gaze. As a Penny Brown .. Special Projects Editor Barbie has periodically had her bulging package that hung to his give their favorite trollop some pos- culture we could stand to grow up Tony Cavallario .. .Assistant Opinion Editor own comic book, one issue of knees as standard equipment. itive jobs, but she just doesn't a little and the perfect place to start Tom Denk, Eric Kuebler .. .Assistant Entertainment Editors which contained a triumphant story Would kind of make it hard to appear capable of carrying the is with children and with Barbie. of overcoming incredible hardship. Denise Domanski .. .Assistant Copy Chief fight, huh? roles. A bubble-eyed neuroscientist Isn't she a doll? Was it about breaking the glass ceil- Ryan Johnson .. .Assistant Sports Editor Thafs the problem with Barbie. with a battleship carriage under her Guest Columnist Charles Powell is ing at work, getting Skipper away Stephanie Schneider .. .Assistant Graphics Editor A figure like a balloon clasped in pocket protectors seems slightly a political science graduate student at from an abusive boyfriend or fight- the middle makes it difficult for her unreal somehow. Not that attractive the University of Kentucky. Copyright t> 1998, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any material from this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. The BG News Is an independent publication founded In 1920 and Letters to the Editor policy Is published daily during the academic year and weekly during the The BG News encourages readers' Input to dis- your position and affiliation with the summer semester. cuss topics of interest In the BGSU community. 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» PEOPLE ON THE STREET Today's Question: "Should we attack Iraq? Why or why not?" THE BG NEWS
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Christy Bostdorff Greg Predmore Hollie Walter Josh Wsaland Meghan Nagode QUOTE OF THE DAY Sophomore Union Staffmember Junior Freshman Sophomore Elementary Ed. English Mechanical Design Interior Design ^ ^ We sell an awful lot of whipped "No. there are bet- "Only with the "Yes. because he "Yes. because he's "No. I think we £ £ cream - you can put that stuff ter ways lo settle approval of the UN has not been coop- hiding something." should stay out of ff things besides war." and other UN erating and we it." ™ ~ on shortcake. forces." have given him enough chances."
Jimmy Fljrot. brother of Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt Cot ui idr. for • "P«>pl* on the Street" queniooT E-mail u. at "b(iw»>«bfi»tbfnr. discussing a popular Item sold at his brother's adult bookstore THURSDAY THRILLS Numerous citizens of Irsq wore UPCOMING EVENTS garbage bag vests yeSterdsy in "Upcosning Eveois" to a service to our readers borrowed daily via the University web page. The ralrndar of protest of s military conflict events on the web page has a asore complete listing of evenU and can be accessed through -www.bgYu.edu". with the United States. Thursday, 2/19/98 Inspired by Nunu. an African-born tu-kl Although they were ignored by hand, and ShanRo, Simla's West Indian Hussein, they plan to continue lover. Shola seeks her freedom and takes Humanities T-shirt Sale (9 a.m. - 4 their peaceful protests through- p.m.) fate Into her hands Discussion after the Education Building. Alpha Phi Omega screening will be moderated by Dr. out the week. This fashion fad Michael Martin. Chair, Department of will be selling animal print T-shirts for a is quickly sweeping the nstion. fundraiser. Ethnic Studies Sponsored l>y African People's Association. Free. Rowing Club Raffle (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Union Foyer. Friday, 2/20/98 State of the University Address Media 100 User Certification (9:30 a.m.) Training (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) 101 Olscamp Hall. Join President BGSU. Obtain the training you need Ribeau as he shares his vision for the for the newest digital technology from the future and reflects on progress BGSU has National Institute oi Digital Media. Two- made. Refreshments at 9 a.m. Broadcast day workshop Fee Pot inlnimation/reg- on closed circuit on campus (channel 8) lstration, call Continuing Education, during the following times: Thursday. 419/372-8181. February 19 at 7 p.m.; Friday. February Oral Communication Skills (8 a.m. - 20 at noon and 3:30 p.m.; Monday. 10 a.m.) February 23 at 9 a.m.. noon, and 8 Room 2. College Park. Become more p.m.; and Tuesday. February 24 at positive, persuasive and powerful in every 9 a.m.. noon, and 8 p.m. situation by learning effective communi- cation skills. Fee. For inlormation/rcgis- Candy Sale fundraiser (10 tration, call Continuing Education. Thursday Thrills Is just that - lust for a.m. - 2 p.m.) Education building. Sponsored 419/3728181. thrills. Please do not takt It seriously. We're trying to have a good time here. by Alpha Sigma Phi. The sale will Rowing Club Raffle (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Include regular and peanut M&M's. Have a fun day) Runts. Jaw breakers and candy bars! Union Foyer. Softball vs. Hawaii (10 a.m.) Candy Sale (Noon - 6 p.m.) Lai Vegas. Nevada. The Falcons begin OHIO Weather Business Administration the regular season with a game against Building. Candy Is being the Rainbow Wahine at the UNLV TODAY'S Thursday, Feb. 19 sold for 8.50 as Tournament This is the lust of tour tour- an American naments lor the Brown and Orange AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures Marketing Association Amnesty International Information WEATHER fundraiser. Table (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Union Foyer Information Study Abroad table with lac is and upcom- Informational ing events regarding Today: Session (4 p.m Amnesty lnternation.il 5:30 p.m.) Chilly, mist. 1103 Offenhauer Brown Bag Lunch West. Session to Book Discussion learn about the (11:30 a.m.) many overseas study Faculty Lounge. programs available Student Union, A lively High: 41 Low: 32 to BGSU students. disc ussion on the works The procedures that ul must be followed In Alnc an American authors. order to study Free. abroad will be dis- Friday: cussed. Call 372- Public Skating (Noon - 2 0309/0479 with ques- p.m.) Chilly, low level haze, snow tions. Ice Arena Cheap Skate. For more sprinkles. information, call 372-2264. NAACP Art Exhibit and Dancers (6 p.m. - 9 p.m.) Softball vs. Oregon (12:30 p.m.) High: 41 Low: 31 Union Ballroom. Las Vegas. Nevada The Falcons take on the Ducks In the second of live games KY | Portsmouth | 45° | An African Film Show (7 p.m.) at the UNLV Tournament. Glsh Film Theater, Hanna Hall. Mona, a contemporary African-American fashion MGS THREE it intended at an irreverent loot at model is possessed by spirits lingering in The University We at Th* BO New comider it an the Cape Coast Castle In Ghana. She Is of/beat pagt where we try lo offer something for every- ' ';? JB\'?:\'-\vs sent on a memorable tourney to the past body. Opinmnt expretted herein are solely those of where she becomes Shola. a house ser- our staff. Have a nice day. vant on a sugar plantation who is con- Vu Assocwfd Pret OmpnKtNH tgu stantly abused by the slave master. St. John's Episcopal Church Looking for a way If you sat this booklet, to get involved? Annual Pancake Supper Want to impress you won't need i form. your future employer? Just a phone. Tuesday, Feb. 24, 5-7p.m. Represent B.G.S.U. Ifcl M. —HI—, .II Ki. «... Ml MH h tt~ as a Tour Guide!!! .ii., Wila. ■ I— MUM. few «t It! IW uH » u*f Students Welcome • Donations Accepted Applications will be available in 110 McFall ut *lWi M (Ml CtHt r— ft\ Hi ■ blafiU UtUtl. from February 16th through February 20th. Ctopannwnl ol m. Ti...u.y If you have any questions, call 372-9866. Internal Rawnut Strvto* Corner of Wooster and Mercer Rd. >">««.in Minn.l«n 111 ffcM. Ill hit. It Will Tough test? Call someone for sympathy 1-800-COLLECT ® page 4 The BG News Thursday, February 19, 1998
Editor-in-Chief Darla Warnock WIRE WATCH 372-6966 Clinton confidant testifies News The Associated Press ity, said Tripp's lawyer advised Wllley and Clinton, the individu- her not to do so and she didn't. als said. WASHINGTON - Long-time The information surfaced as Tripp has said she saw Willey Digest Clinton confidant Bruce Lindsey Lindsey appeared before the emerge from the Oval Office, her testified before a grand jury in federal grand jury for question- lipstick smeared and clothing as- the Monica Lewinsky In- ing. The White House advisers kew. Tripp has said Willey was compiled from wire reports vestigation Wednesday amid In- testimony was interrupted for "happy and Joyful" about the en- dications the adviser may have about 45 minutes as he and his at- counter with Clinton. urged a key potential witness last torney. Deputy White House During the first conversation counsel Cheryl Mills, appeared with Tripp, Lindsey questioned ■ EX-OFFICER summer to contact President Clinton's private lawyer. before U.S. District Judge whether there was possibly an Miles pleads not guilty to criminal trespassing Lindsey, who has been with Norma Holloway Johnson. The AM«clal!a Prm alternative explanation in which nature of the conference was not the encounter could be inter- charge Clinton since the early days of Billy Martin, an attorney for Mon- Clinton's political career In Ar- Immediately known. preted Innocently, said the indi- ica Lewinsky'* mother Martha One White House official said viduals. Tripp said she was cer- Former Bowling Green Police Officer Matthew J. Miles kansas, spoke at least twice last Lewis, meets reporters outside earlier that Lindsey had not re- tain of what she had seen and pleaded not guilty, Tuesday, to criminal trespassing. summer with former White federal court in Washington Miles, a BGPD officer since 1996, was charged last Thursday heard and that there was no Inno- House staffer Linda Tripp, ac- fused, through midday Wednes- Wednesday. after an undercover operation found he was peering into cording to individuals familiar day, to answer any questions on cent explanation, they said. windows while on duty. with Tripp's account of the mat- account of jeopardizing execu- viduals said Lindsey had with At the time of Lindsey's con- A pre-trial hearing is set March 6. Criminal trespassing is a ter. It was Tripp who brought the tive privilege. Tripp, Clinton's adviser was tact with Tripp, the Wllley mat- fourth degree misdemeanor with a maximum of 30 days in Jail allegations of a presidential af- It could not be immediately ter was becoming part of the and up to a $250 fine. speaking about an episode In fair and cover-up to light after learned whether his appearance which a woman named Kathleen Mrs. Jones lawsuit against Clin- ■ HATECRIME secretly taping her conversa- before the Judge presiding over Wllley confided to Tripp that ton. Two men allegedly assaulted a black ML) stu- tions with Ms. Lewinsky. the grand jury Investigation in- Clinton kissed and fondled her In In one conversation, these in- volved that issue. the Oval Office. This happened Lindsey's conversations with dent dividuals said, Lindsey tried to "I'm not going to talk about my well before Tripp turned ove/ the Tripp are important because of persuade Tripp to go see Robert testimony," Lindsey told report- audio tapes that prompted the the emergence in the probe by OXFORD, Ohio - Federal charges might be filed against two Bennett, the lawyer Clinton hired ers as he left the courthouse Lewinsky investigation. independent counsel Kenneth men accused of beating a black Miami University student with a after a more than 5-hour visit. He bat while taunting him with racist and anti-homosexual remarks, to represent him in the Paula Tripp contacted Lindsey after Starr of a key document - a officials said Wednesday. Jones sexual harassment case. Indicated he would return learning that Newsweek maga- three-page list of "talking Steve R. Cole, 18, of Oxford, and Jeffrey E. Eberle, 19, of Love- These individuals, discussing the Thursday. zine was planning a story about points" which Ms. Lewinsky al- land, are charged with felonious assault under state law for the case only on grounds of anonym- In the conversations the Indl- the alleged encounter between legedly gave to Tripp last month Jan. 19 attack on Miami sophomore Christopher Jason Kin dinger. The attack occurred near the campus in this city about 30 miles northwest of Cincinnati. U.S. Attorney Sharon Zealey and Butler County Prosecutor Oprah's lawyers present new evidence John Holcomb met this week with Oxford police to determine whether to pursue charges under federal hate crime statutes. The Associated Press U.S. District Judge Mary Lou were never referred to in the but that was before Judge Robin- "We're still reviewing the situation ... to determine the most Robinson did not rule the law un- broadcast," said Ms. Hudson, re- son ruled the cattlemen had appropriate course of action," said Fred Alverson, a spokesman AMARILLO, Texas - Oprah constitutional, nor did she throw ferring to the cattlemen. failed to make their case under for Ms. Zealey. Winfrey's lawyers opened their the whole case out, as the defense Ms. Hudson also said the mad the law during four weeks of tes- After driving by the 19-year-old student as he walked with a case Wednesday in a $12 million had requested. cow segment didn't even address timony. friend, the suspects allegedly struck Klndlnger with a bat, frac- Instead, jurors returned from a turing his skull and breaking the bone under his eye, police said. beef defamation lawsuit by call- the beef Industry as a whole, only States passed "veggie libel" His companion, 20-year-old Miami sophomore Brad Walte, es- ing the talk show's executive four-day break Wednesday to those sectors that were allowing laws after Washington state ap- caped and reported the beating. producer and showing jurors hear the lawsuit as a common- processed cattle to be Included In ple growers unsuccessfully sued Police arrested Eberle Monday outside MUford High School bloody pictures of animal parts law business disparagement cattle feed, a practice blamed for CBS over a 1989 "60 Minutes" and arrested Cole Tuesday at his home. headed for processing into ani- case, which forces the cattlemen spreading the disease in Great segment about the potential dan- Police also impounded the gray late-model sedan the suspects mal food. to prove not only that Winfrey's Britain. gers of a fruit coating called rode in with two unidentified friends. The testimony and evidence show was false but that she "The mad cow segment of the Alar. The suspects and the other two people In the car - whom police came a day after the federal meant to hurt the beef industry. show focused on a feeding prac- Without a specific food dispar- have not charged - are not Miami students. judge in the trial tossed out the The cattlemen are suing Ms. tice done In portions of the beef agement law on the books at the The suspects' boasted about the attack to others, helping police part of the case that Texas Winfrey, her production com- Industry, as we understood it, not identify them, said Oxford Police Chief Steve Schweln. time, apple producers sued under "Generally speaking, people who do these things brag about cattlemen had filed under the pany and a vegetarian activist all of the beef Industry," Ms. traditional business disparage- them, which leads to their undoing," he said. state's "veggie libel" law. who was a guest on the show for Hudson said. ment laws and lost. $12 million, claiming the show That feeding custom was vol- Defense attorney Charles Bab- caused cattle prices to plummet. untarily banned In the United cock kicked off his case Wednes- The show's executive pro- States shortly before the show day with a series of graphic pho- ducer, Dianne Hudson, flatly de- was taped, and was outlawed last tos depicting sheeps' heads, en- nied in testimony Wednesday summer. trails and euthanized pets headed that the staff intended to hurt the Mad cow disease and Its human for the renderer, where dead cattlemen or that there was any- counterpart never have been de- animal matter Is converted into thing false about the April 16, tected In the United States. byproducts used In animal feed, 1996, episode that discussed The case had been the first us- cosmetics, paint and other goods. whether U.S. cattle herds were at ing the "veggie libel" law, which The photos were Introduced risk for mad cow disease. 12 other states also have. 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WAR — CARAY ter Phil Rlzzuto, now retired. Continued from page one. by CNN with the cooperation of Continued from page one. the Clinton administration. In Chicago, few sports figures But many other* In the crowd "You don't have It," a demon- During his IS years with the were as loved as Caray. Fond of 16 days until applauded the administration strator shouted back. hapless Cubs, he was fond of beer, he was known around town official* spelling names backward and as the "Mayor of Rush Street," a When Albright was taunted by Berger sought to frame the de- mentioning fans, Including his popular nightclub district, and Spring Brea one questioner about how she bate In broad, strategic terms, favorite bartenders who were his downtown restaurant has re- could sleep at night, she re- saying the long-term security In- visiting the ballpark. mained popular since it opened in sponded, "What we are doing Is terests of the United States and 1987. so all of you can sleep at night." Its allies are at stake. "Happy Birthday to So-and-So. ... Happy Anniversary to So-and- Caray was born Harry Chris- She continued, "We are the "Once the United States says So. That's always been my way of topher Carabine in St. Louis. His greatest country in the world and that It Is Intimidated by someone acknowledging the fans," he precise age was unclear, he bru- what we are doing Is serving the who has the brutality of killing wrote in his 1969 autobiography, shed aside questions about it. The role of the Indispensable nation his own people to protect his own "Holy Cow." Cubs media guide said he was EVE'S BAYOU to see what we can do to make the misdeeds, then... we've rendered born March 1,1920, but other ac- Friday, Februrary 20 and world safer for our children and ourselves absolutely helpless as Another favorite Caray excla- counts had him as much as five grandchildren and for those peo- a nation," Berger said. mation was "It might be, It could years older. Saturday, Februrary 21, 1998 ple around the world who follow be. It Is - a home run!" and he'd the rules." Albright planned to take the shout "Cubs win) Cubs win! Cubs In recent years, Caray had cut case for a tough approach to Iraq win!" after each Chicago home back his broadcasting on WGN. " \ LraliaiK (i>nitnJti roi \n Dsoi Yimiiuiiim \> BN IViim" The audience cheered. on Thursday to Nashville, Tenn., victory. He said he developed his He cut out road trips with the and to Columbia, S.C., for ap- trademark phrases during a se- Cubs last year, saying: "Road "We need your support," Al- pearances at Tennessee State mipro baseball tourney at Battle trips are a grind for ballplayers, bright Implored toward the end and the University of South Caro- Creek, Mich. "Holy cow!" was and they can be pretty tough on Eve's Bayou^ *l of the "town meeting" arranged lina. later used by Yankees broadcas- announcers, too." 8;00PM& 11:00 PM Continued from page one. activist from Cleveland clutch- against Iraq. in Desert Storm, said Goliver, ing a plywood cross, the down- About 5,000 tickets were avail- who was in the Marines during OLSCAMP111 much patience to take out a pour was more than an act of able for the session in an arena the Korean War. "Are we ready leader like Saddam Hussein but nature - It was an anti-war mes- that seats 13,276. Organizers said to protect American soldiers $2.00 «l enough is enough," she said. sage. it appeared that most people from a new round of Persian Gulf Questions? Call 372-7164 About 30 protesters regularly "I think God Is crying over showed up. Another 1,000 people syndrome?" Interrupted the discussion, often Columbus today," he said. who were Invited, including mili- cheered by others In the audi- Ohio State graduate student tary veterans In full uniform and The protests - and not the ence. But requests for quiet from Wayne Dornbirer, 28, spent foreign students, sat closest to forum content ~ were on most forum moderators also drew loud much of the 90-minute town the speakers. people's minds as they left the applause. meeting telling protesters behind The country should not resort arena. Outside the arena, anti-war him to be quiet and arguing poll- to force now, said Dave Goliver, They also were the final word T Tuesday ^ protesters huddled against the tics with them. 64, of Ellda, a disabled veteran as the meeting ended. JtWHou Country Night chill and rain, many clad In "It's pretty much guaranteed who was among those Invited. Wednesday makeshift plastic bag-raincoats. they (government officials) The public and veterans In par- "It's been noisy but that's the Pre Sprinej Break Others shielded themselves with won't be coming back to Ohio ticular are unhappy with prog- way It is In America," moderator handmade protest signs. State," said Dornbirer, who said ress on the medical problems Judy Woodruff said from the red- Party To the Rev. Werner Lang, an he supports possible airstrikes suffered by soldiers who fought carpeted stage. Reggae Carribeen PLAY Tight On Funds? JfcM&kV/ Calypso Continued from page one. 21. Tickets are $3 and may be Ska purchased at the door. 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(9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Bowling Green, OH Woodland Mall Saturday (9 a.m. ' p.m.) GREENBRIAR, INC. 43402 Thursday, February 19, 1998 The BG News page 7 Sports Editor Jason McMahon G SPORTS 372-2602 ■,:.■ Falcons gain redemption, pound Thundering Herd □ The BG women re- things. ... We realized that we're Raterman combined for 31 points, hitting 13-of-18 shots turn to form against not invincible." Women's The Falcons were a lot closer to from the floor, but the most no- Marshall after suffering a invincible on Wednesday night. table play came from the Falcon Basketball BG came out like gangbusters in backcourt. tough loss over the Senior guard Sara Puthoff hit the first half, shooting 69 percent 69 weekend against Kent. for 15 points, and the rest of BG's Marshall in the first half on the way to a 86 49-39 halftime lead. guards played a vastly different Bowling Green By JASON McMAHON Marshall stayed close early, game from Saturday, when BG The BG News but a key stretch by senior re- coach Jaci Clark called the Fal- serve Brooke Belcher (see re- cons' guard play "timid" and not MARSHAIIaahVU, .1 -12) Somebody had to pay. lated story) spurred the Falcons aggressive. McCauley 4-9 4 4 13, Behnfeldt 5-12 6-6 BG's guards were cleary more 16, Byrd 4 7 3 3 11. Robin ion 2-4 2-2 7, Ro In its first game after suffer- to a lead they would never relin- •ko 3-12 0-0 7, K. UnhartO-0 1 2 1, M. I.en ing a sobering loss to Kent, the quish. Belcher had two straight aggressive Wednesday night, hart 1-3 2-2 S, Lincoln 13 0-0 3, P.Iillo 17 steals, scored on a drive and di- taking the ball to the hole many 2-2 4, RoUyion 0-1 0-0 0, Mwn 00 04 0. Bowling Green women's basket- Relnbrecht 1-2 04). TOTALS 2240 20-21 69. ball team took out its frustrations shed out a nice assist, and fin- times and dishing out a season- by pounding Marshall 86-69 ished the half with a coast- high 24 assists. ■ OWLINC CHEN M (14 5.14-2) to-coast layup. "We got a lot more drives today Andrew! 3-3 04 6, Puthofr 5 9 3-3 IS. Wednesday night at Anderson Raterman 6-8 2-2 14, Gafford 4-5 0-0 8, Arena. But she'd rather talk about the and the guards were able to dish Jones 7-12 3-4 17, HlneUne 1-2 0-2 2, Kahle Coming on the heels of Satur- block she had in that early out some open shots," Puchoff 4-9 04) 8, Wappaa 2-3 0-15, Belcher 2-5 04) said. "That played a really big 4, Smith 0-1 00 0, DaFoeae 2-3 0-0 4, Hall day's 72-58 loss to the Flashes, stretch. 0-30-00. TOTALS 37-67 8-12 86. which virtually ended BG's "Whenever I can get a block, role for us." it's a miracle," Belcher said. "I Junior forward Kristina Behn- Halftime - Bowling Green 49, Marshall hopes of a Mid-American Con- 39. 3-point goals - MU 5-20 (McCauley 1-1, ference East championship, the just go in and play hard. You feldt led Marshall with 16 points Robertson 1-2, Roako 1-7, M Lenhart 1-3, victory pushes the Falcons to never know when you're gonna and nine rebounds. A Defiance Lincoln 1-1, PatUloO-2, RoUyaon 0-1, Behn get your chance." native, Behnfeldt had a large feldt 0-2, Byrd 0-1) BG 4-8 (Puthofr 2-3, 19-5 overall and 14-2 in the MAC Wappea 11, Farmer 1-3). Fouled out - with two games remaing before The Falcons used a 14-0 run to gathering cheering for her Hineline Rebounds - BG 41 (Raterman the conference tournament. ice the game in the second half. among the crowd of 855. 8). MU 30 (Behnfeldt 9). Aaalati - BG 24 BG pushed the lead to as many as But blanketed by mainly Jones (Gafford 6), MU 13 (Robertson 5). Total "I think our attitude changed fouls - BG 16, MU 13. Technical fouls - completely after the Kent game," 27 points, and stifled Marshall's - who ranks second to Behnfeldt none. A -855. BGNews Pholo by Jeremy Martin said BG forward Charlotta Jones, offense to the tune of 31 percent in MAC rebounding - Behnfeldt who led all scorers with 17 shooting. Brooke Belcher came off f he bench to spark the Falcons to a 86-69 vic- Jones and junior center Jack! • See REDEMPTION, page eight. tory. points. "We realized a lot of Belcher, Gafford key BG's bench contribution □ The Falcons get Putoff, Jacki Raterman and Falcons took the lead for good Gafford, who hit 4-of-5 from her hands," BG coach Jacki The Falcons especially took Charlotta Jones. Though the "big and never looked back during the field, continuously pressured Clark said. "She took the ball to advantage of the fatigued Herd strong performances off three" each scored in double di- their sixth possession of the Marshall's guards into commit- the basket and made great de- in the second half going on a 14-0 the bench in their easy gits, it was the rest of the Falcon game. ting turnovers. Twice Gafford cisions tonight and it paid off for run with around 10 minutes to go. victory over Marshall. team that sparked the team and In a stretch of six possessions, stole the ball making way for her and the rest of the team." At that point the Falcons blew made the difference in the 86-69 Belcher scored four points, had easy baskets that disrupted any open the lead, allowing Jones, BGwin. two steals, one assist, one re- momemtum the Thundering BG's depth was too much for Raterman and Putoff to rest. By TOD McCLOSKEY In the Falcons scoring, 40 of bound and one block. Her effort Herd were attempting to gain. Marshall to handle. All but two of The BG News the 86 points were scored by sparked the Falcons to set the Along with a team-high of six as- the Falcons scored and every "At that point there was other players then the "big tempo of the game. sists and four steals, Gafford also player played at least seven already a gap in the points and Marshall had to come into An- three." Two of those Falcons, "I think we came very focused added eight points in helping the minutes. With all the Falcons get- we were a little tired," Marshall derson Arena last night expect- Jenifer Gafford and Brooke Bel- and we played hard." Belcher Falcons get back on track. ting playing time, Marshall coach Juliene Simpson said. ing to see high scoring from the cher contributed efforts that ig- said. "We made a conscious "Jenifer Gafford was much couldn't keep up with their fresh "This is our third game in five big three Falcon scorers - Sara nited BG in the first half. The effort not to turn the ball over." more aggressive with the ball in pace. days." Men's track preps for Falcon Invite First-half scoring drought is ranked third in the MAC. While Clay has been consistent By TIMOTHY MINNECI dooms men at Marshall and a team leader, he has yet to The Associated Press The BG News return to the form which ranked Clay returns to old form Men's Basketltball him seventh overall in the nation HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - The Bowling Green men's For most of the season, Rah'- last year with All-American hon- track and field team will tune up OTES Derrick Wright scored 14 Sheen Clay had been one step be- ors. "Rah'Sheen Clay is one of points and Marshall held for the Mid- American Confer- hind his Ail-American perform- our biggest guns," said Sink. Bowling Green scoreless over Bowling Green 52 ence Tournament in two weeks f^< Track ft Held ance of a year ago. "For him to come around and with a non-scored meet at the the final 7:44 of the first half Marshall 70 But with a first-place finish in start running to his ability is a of a 70-52 Thundering Herd Field House on Saturday at the for the BG home crowd. the 400 and a second-place finish ■OWl INC C*EEN 52 (»-1S) big boost for our team going into victory Wednesday night. Falcon Invitational. Travis Downey, who finished In the 200 this past weekend at Estarkamp 3-12 4 5 11, Raid 4-13 2-2 II, the MAC meet." Marshall (11-12, 7-8 Mid- Cowan S-9 0-0 11. Moore 1-10 0-0 2, Keys 4-9 Coach Sid Sink sees this week- first in last weekend's All-Ohio the All Ohio Championships in American Conference) re- 04) 9, Chambers 0-0 04) 0, Crespo 0-2 0-0 0, end as an opportunity to prepare Championships in Kent with a Kent, Sink believes Clay may be Furl in 04) 04) 0, Black 3-6 0-0 8. Totals 20-61 Miller gives it his all corded its fourth straight con- for the MAC tourney, as well as vault of 16-6 1/4, will likely make hitting his stride at exactly the 6-7 S2. provide a measuring stick a second attempt at 17-9, which ference victory in its push to MARSHAL 1 70 (11-12) right time. After turning in his best per- Wrights 6 11 2-2 14, King34 1-1 7, McKe- against powerhouse Eastern would automatically qualify him qualify for the MAC tourna- "His 200 was exceptional, it's formance of the year in the 800 ment. Marshall entered the Ivy 5-9 2 2 12, Young 4-8 04) 9, Burgess 3-5 Michigan. for the NCAA Nationals. 1-1 9, Gray 2-3 04) 4, Morton 1-3 04) 2, the best he's ever run indoors," meter, finishing second overall game in seventh place in the "We want to perform well this Sink said. in the tournament, Pat Miller was Dobbs 5-U2-213, Carafe! 11 0-0 04) 0. Totals weekend, but it's just kind of a "It would be nice to get some league, which allows eight of 29 58 8-8 70. The 21.04 time broke Clay's in no mood to celebrate. He was its 12 teams to play in the Halftime- Marshall 31, Bowling Green meet to get ready, to try to per- people there and see some of our own school record from last year getting sick from a meal the pre- 13. 3-point goals -- Bowling Green 6-28 form better in some events," tournament. Bowling Green (Esterkamp 1-8. Raid 1-7, Cowan 1-2, Moore better athletes," Sink stated. and gave him an NCAA provi- vious evening. 0-3, Kays 1-3. Crasp 0-1, Black 2-4), Mar Sink said. Rah'Sheen Clay will run in the (9-15, 6-10) has lost four sional qualifying time for the "He really ran good consider- straight. shall 4-15 (King 0-3. McKelvy 0-1, Young In order to get rested for the 1600-meter relay as well as one nationals. ing how he was feeling," said 1-3, Burgess 2-3, Morton 0-1, Dobbs 1-4). upcoming MAC meet, Sink stated additional individual event, Marshall was up 15-13 in the Fouled out - None. Rebounds -• Bowling "He has struggled all year, he Sink. first half when the Thunder- Green 28 (Cowan 10), Marshall 43 (McKe that no one will be competing in probably either the 200 or 400. Ivy 15). Assists -• Bowling Green 8 (Cowan hasn't run anywhere near his Miller said he was looking for- ing Herd defense shut down more than one individual event. He will be competing against times from last year," said Sink. 2. Moore 2, Keys 2), Marshall 18 (King S). ward to the upcoming MAC meet, Bowling Green shooters in a Total fouls - Bowling Green 13, Marshall Some of those performances stiff competition. Although he is "This was a real break-out meet as well as a chance to compete at 12. A-4,131. promise to be quite interesting ranked seventh in the nation, he 16-0 run to halftime that put for him." full strength. Marshall up 31-13. • See DROUGHT, page eight. T • .. 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DtvM Sheehtn, KCBS TV QQyiAQS Continued from page seven. fell short of her season average for points and rebounds, and was Sound Off m Alternative Clothing • Winter Weal forced to take the ball outside • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry • Imported when BG smothered her in the LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR Cigars • Clove Cigarettes • Incense • paint. Unique Candles • tooestries • Suckers "They wouldn't allow us to do To the Editor • Posters • 200* Tees • Patchwork I am responding to the article that The BG News ran on Coach Pants . Hoir Gllter (gold » silver) » Inside so we had to focus on do- others • Body Purifiers (100% ing something from the outside," Mike Ward (Tuesday, Feb. 3). I am a student-athlete here at Bowling guarantee) • Hair Coloring said Marshall coach Juliene Green, and I have had to deal with Coach Ward, or lack thereof, for a |WE BENT VIDEOS • Largest Collection o' Simpson. few years now. Spanish videos • Hundreds o( All but two Falcons ended up in Through the experiences that I have gone through Involving the Children s Videos • Comedy the scoring column, as BG had 10 weight room, I have come to a conclusion. The conclusion involves 445 E. Wooster players reach double digits in the attitude of coaches, administration and even other athletes Airing ihc rest (At the railroad tracks) toward the "no money" sports. The attitude is one in which the low of February a minutes played - making at least Mon-Sat: 11:30-9 one starter excited man on the financial ladder, when concerning athletes at this Univer- continued into March on Sunday 12-6 354-0176 sity, is treated with less respect. This same attitude is conveyed by Channels 55S1 "I really have fun when (coach Clark) subs in the bench," Jones Coach Ward and staff involved in the weight training programs. said. "That's really fun. I like to I would first like to say that I am not downgrading Coach Ward's see the youngsters play." awards and achievements because that is part of his job as a strength coach. Because of Coach Ward's work, the football, basketball and hockey teams are much stronger, but those are the "money" teams of this University. What about the non-revenue teams that are on cam- pus? They work just as hard and, in some cases, harder than the rev- 1998 1 enue-generating sports. Yet, they have been shown little respect in NAGANO Winter Games 1 the confines of the weight room. 'oop' As I mentioned earlier, this attitude is not only portrayed by Coach Ward, but also by other coaches and athletes. The only reason this let- ter Is being directed at the strength coach is because of the article WM MEDALS stating that he deals with all 450 student-athletes. This is false. Re- member, I am one of those 450, and I have received little encourage- tJ TABLE ment, help or advice when you compare it to the attention that is giv- en to the football team. 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics The main focus of this letter is to show the inequalities that take Wednesday. Fet .18 place in the weight room. That was a nice article about Coach Ward 50 total events from a "money" coach and athlete perspective. Nation G S B Tot Now let me give my own take on Coach Ward. He is a nice guy, but Germany 7 B 7 22 when you walk into the weight room, the unfair treatment begins. Norway 7 8 4 19 Every varsity team at BG has a time window in which they are al- lowed to lift. Some windows overlap, some don't. Whether or not it is Russia 4 8 1 13 time for the football team to do their weight training, they will be in Canada 4 5 3 12 there to lift. If any other team comes in to lift outside their designat- Austria 2 3 7 12 ed slot, they are kicked out of the weight room. Where is the equality? United States 5 1 4 10 If you get into the door and any other "money" teams are in there Netherla ids 4 4 2 10 with you, the unequal attitude continues. Whether it is a weight 228 SOUTH COLLEGE Finland 2 3 5 10 machine, a bench or even out of the weight room entirely, sometimes • 1 block from Campus Japan 4 1 3 8 you get bumped out of the way to make room for the "money" ath- • l bdrm. opts Italy 1 4 2 7 letes. This is the respect shown to a Division I athlete at the college • FREE gas heat, mater, sewer level? Something is wrong and must change. •washer/dryer in bldg. Franc© 2 1 3 6 I must enforce that this letter is not an attack on Coach Ward. It is Switzerland 2 1 2 5 an attack on the fact that the non-money athletes have been putting 702 FOURTH China 0 3 0 3 •2 bdrm. furn. apts. up with, for some time, a lack of respect and acknowledgement. The South Korea 2 0 0 2 •2 car garage article about Coach Ward just set the table for this letter to be writ- •Extra Storage room Czech Republ e 0 1 1 2 ten. •targe wood deck Sweden 0 1 1 2 If this article offends Coach Ward or anyone else, I must apologize. •washer/dryer in bldg. Belarus 0 0 2 2 Sometimes the truth hurts. The lack of respect and acknowledgement Bulgaria 1 0 0 1 hurts as well, and the "little people" of the athletic community are 309 HIGH sick of that pain. We demand respect and we must be heard. This is • 2 bdrm. apts. Denmark 0 1 0 1 •FREE gas heat, water, sewer Ukraine 0 1 0 1 the voice of the "little people" - open your ears and listen. •Close to Campus Belgium 0 0 1 1 •washer/dryer In bldg. - Anonymous Kazakstan 0 0 1 1 507 EAST MERRY G-Gold, S-Silver, B-Bronze In special cases, anonymous Letters to the Sports Editor will be al- •2 bdrm. furn. apts. lowed. 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KAPLAN www.kaplan.com 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG 352-4380 'Course names are registered trademarks of their respective owners Tod Of McCloskey F TheBG News ft * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * The sound of movies Ever heard of Ranimstein, Reviews of the newest Page N-l There's something hap- Shellac or Gastr Del Sol? wave of PlayStation sports The BG News pening in the music indus- Thursday; try that's surprised nearly Read all about them in this games, including Jet Moto everyone. week's Sound Parade and Cool Boarders 2 February 19,1998 For the first time since "Grease" a soundtrack has Entertainment Editor hit the No. 1 spot on the CD REVIEWS VIDEO GAMES John Wenzel charts and held it. The sur- ►»- N-2 * N-2 372-2603 prise is not that Titanic." with the hit song "My Heart Will Go On." went to No. 1. nor that it held off Pearl Jam's new album "Yield." • it's that the composition of *^J the soundtrack is primarily the score of the movie. For the last 10 years or Oh no ... it's so. movie scores have become increasingly popu- lar forms of classical music. And today. "Titanic" has brought ri - . "^c \ scores to the forefront of pop music. Not only can scores be appreciated by classical music types, but the '80s by those of us who really enjoy Hollywood and the By ROB SZORADY mildly amusing comedy/love one needs to look in the movies. The BG News story is overshadowed by its murky waters of popular cul- Scores allow us to surroundings, be I hey pastel ture obsessions of yore. The glance back at movies and In the new movie The Wedding Singer." starring suits circa 1986 Miami Vice or common rule seems to be that auditorially revisit scenes a Boy George look-a-like the extent of longing for tie- perennial goofball favorite and memorable moments crooning one of the Culture dye shirts, leather jackets or Adam Sandier and the hope- i jfct Just by listening. And Club's greatest hils. feather hairdos comes at least lessly posiUve Drew although you may not con- This brings to mind one 20 years after said phenome- * " sciously listen to the music Barrymore. '80s nostalgia fig- ?f question: why does the past non comes down for the first ures into the story almost as while watching the movie, have such a tight grip on us? time. it's almost a guarantee that prominently as the two main Why the bum's rush of obses- In the 1970s, the hip thing actors. if you enjoyed the movie, sion of a decade that for all was to act like the 1950s all Since most of the gags are you will remember the intents and purposes ceased over again. As evidence, wit- J*, •41 music (that's the key to provided by objects and ideas to exist barely more than eight ness the popularity of both TV from the decade most would Has '80s culture been exploited and commercialized before any good score). years ago? show tlappy Days and the like to forget, the otherwise its time? (Adam Sandier as the wedding singer, above) One of the first memo- To answer that question high school musical singalong rable scores in a movie was "Grease." not to mention The Doors. The Velvet before us took at least a litUe the infamous "Star Wars" "American Graffiti." the hit Underground and Leonard bit of time before turning sar- anthem composed by John movie George Lucas made Cohen. castic claws toward the past. Williams. before "Star Wars." The actual sights and Or maybe we could all Williams was one of the "American GraffiU" was a sounds that The Wedding accept the fact that throw- catalysts of movie scores, personal look back on his own Singer" lovingly both satirizes backs are youth's seemly way bringing us all three adolescence In the '50s. com- and embraces are in abun- of acknowledgment that we all "Indiana Jones." "Jaws." plete with drag racing, soda dance all over the place. grow old and everything new "Dances With Wolves" and fountains, poodle skirts and The soundtrack, which will someday be used in a "Jurassic Park" to name a every other cliche that was includes songs from the '80s shoddy VHl special. few scores he has done. later used for "Back To The like "Do You Really Want To After all, Oscar Wilde said. There's a stereotype that Future." Hurt Me." by Culture Club. The condition of perfecUon is only big hit movies contain All in all. it was pretty "Boys Don't Cry." by The Cure idleness: the aim of perfection good scores, which is very smooth sailing for a decade and "How Soon Is Now?" by is youth." All of this brings us untrue in the industry. that has the dubious distinc- The Smiths are sure to bring to the sad point that some- Today with the specific tion as being known for disco, back memories for those who thing we are doing today, genres movies are placed cocaine and "Boogie Nights." are sUll sad that Bauhaus something we might be wear- into, many of these new Since the beginning of the broke up. ing or listening to. will some- films offer very interesting decade was little more than a The sights, from Michael day be made fun of. You might and unusual pieces of blur (to most of us) life in the Jackson-esqe gloves covered as well Jump on the bandwag- music that represent any- early 1980s was unremark- in rhinestones to bright pink on. thing but the typical "clas- able. neon headbands, are authen- Get out your Titanic sound- sical" score. Some of these The major cultural going-on tic and a bit overused. track, your "South Park" T- pieces contain industrial was everything from the One wonders what decade shirts. your Third Eye Blind overtones and heavy 1960s. Many readers might the '90s culture will whole- singles and your "Party of remixed classical compo- remember the lavish coverage heartedly pilfer. Its only 1998 Five" posters. nents. given to the 20th anniversary and we're already looking back Get ready for the great nos- For example, the score of Woodstock in 1989 on MTV. to the follies of 13 years ago. talgic revival of that magical, to Tiie Rock" contains and the resurgence of such Drew Barrymore plays Julia, a waitress, in the new There must be some kind of wonderful year of 1998. classical pieces that are disparate icons from the '60s danger inherent to such We were all so young once. sampled and layered atop Adam Sandier movie "The Wedding Singer" such as The Grateful Dead. instant nostalgia. Everybody one another, giving the lis- tener the feeling of nearly being in the movie. Hans Zimmer, composer of The Rock." remains one of the "Wedding Singer" hits with comedy, misses with the '80s best new "untraditional" individuals in the field. By TOM DENK an all-too-simple for- Becker of "Scream" fame). prising then that The Wedding Even popular dramatic The BG News mula for vintage Unfortunately, Julia is set to Singer' was mildly disappoint- The Wedding scores have their own fla- Sandier comedy. marry Glenn, a financially suc- ing. vor, each unique onto Wedding receptions are a But Sandlers lat- cessful Wall Street type. However, that is no fault of Singer themselves. James Horner. great source of profit for people est effort. The When Robby is told by Julia's Sandier, whose songs and over- composer of the Titanic" who Invested a ton of money Woodbind Mall Cinema 5 Wedding Singer" best friend Holly (Christine all performance were both quali- Starring: Adam Sandier, Drew score, is probably the most into their unpromising bands' t ty. Better, he avoided playing proves that cheap laughs don't Taylor from The Craft," and Barrymore. Christine Taylor well known in Hollywood. sound system and now DJ on come as easy as they once did. Marcla from the The Brady the jaded sharp-tongued. butt- NOW says: Less charismatic than His efforts include the weekends to help pay it all Sandier plays Robby Hart Bunch" movies) that Julia is kicking bad boy of his film's past performances, but still an "Braveheart." "Legends of off. (even his name reeks of '80s marrying Glenn for money. past, which helped this movie enjoyable comedy the Fall." "Patriot Games." In 1985. wedding receptions lore), a former rocker turned Robby must deal with the fact avoid cliched comedtc pre- as well as many others. were a great source of profit for wedding singer whose vocal that he lives in his sister's base- dictability. *•• One benefit scores give 1 Mm |uH 90 to IN Mr mediocre musicians to supple- skills rank second to none. But ment and is unemployable. Although The Wedding 2 «Ufi: go to me Mr first you is that if you want to ment their unpromising rock 3 BUre: movie, than Mr praising the greatness of mar- So what's a wedding singer to Singer" contained some obvious 4 Harm: movie, then movte agttn sample the music, all you careers by performing the now riage can no longer be done do? SNL flavor and a shockingly have to do is rent the mythological role as wedding once Robby is dumped by his Sandier faces the huge task exciting cameo by Billy Idol, the The Water Boy") decided to movie — Just don't forget to singers. fiancee Linda. of delivering yet another mon- film lacked in an area where It shove 1985 down the audience's listen,instead of watch. The Idea of creating a.movie However. Robby finds new ster comedy to equal his previ- gave way too much. throat. Coraci could barely with Adam Sandier as a wed- love in co-worker Julia (Drew ous hits "Billy Madison" and Director Frank Coraci (also ding singer in 1985 sounds like Barrymore. the ill-fated Casey "Happy Gilmore." It's not sur- directing Sandler's next movie. •*- See SINGER, page N-3 Children's Television Workshop Bayou" in 111 Olscamp at 8 costume designer, make-up University under- Elmopalooza to will Jointly release a CD of the p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday and artist and set designer. Children graduate and gradu- ^^^1 show on March 3. which will Saturday nights for $2. are invited to come in costume ate students is f» feature rock acts include bonus tracks by Steven (as their favorite opera or TV scheduled to be on HOW Performers such Tyler and Celine Dion. "Intro to Opera" character). Those who do will display from 10 a.m. as The Fugees. Jon receive a free ticket to a perfor- to 3 p.m. through Stewart. The Mighty Film discussion features cast, mance of "Falstaff." The pro- Feb. 27 in the McFall Center Smashmouth Mighty Bosstones. gram is recommend- Gallery. The exhibit is part of Steven Tyler and at Gish Theater ed for children ages Black History Month activities. comes to Ada Celine Dion will crew of "Falstaff" 5 and up. Tickets, Overplayed bands of the honor Sesame Street with A 7 p.m. showing of the "Intro to Opera" will be the available at the door, Coming up in moment Smashmouth and Elmopalooza. a "celebraUon of movie "Sankofa" will second offering of the Young are $2 for adults and Third Eye Blind will perform 30 years of songs and laughs." be followed by a dis- People's Concerts at 11 a.m. SI for children. next week's NOW together at the King Horn Radio City Music Hall will cussion in the Gish this Saturday in Kobacker Hall Center of Ohio Northern play host to the event, which Film Theater. The of the Moore Musical Arts Check out next week's NOW University in Ada on March 14. will air this Friday at 8 p.m. on presentation, spon- Center. The 45-minute program McFall displays for an interview with metal band The co-headliners are ABC. Other celebrities that will sored by the African will feature the cast of the Mcgadeth. as well as music, pouring in support of pay tribute include Tyra Banks. People's Association. Bowling Green Opera Theatre black history art movie and book reviews (of their recent albums. t Cindy Crawford. Gloria Estefan. Is part of Black History Month production of "Falstaff." A mulu-medla exhibition course). "both of which are David Allan Grier and Shawn activities at the University. The audience will have an showcasing art works related to Any comments can be direct- ^multi-platinum and Colvin. Sony Wonder and UAO will also show 'Eve's opportunity to meet . : director. black history created by ed to John Wenzel at 372-2603. selling like hotcakes. 12 page N-2 The BG News Thursday, February 19, 1998 able to create. The only problem is. you iiiusi to listen to Gastr a few times PlayStation scores big with games before you catch everything. But such an album never gets old. and the benefits far outweigh the By TOD McCLOSKEY true NHL players. 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Coraci threw more Rublx three cars he believed to be Cubes. Pacers (the car). Robert Downey Jr. KNOXV1LLE. Tenn. — The Cool Boarders 2 Michael Jackson devotion and How could Sony paparazzi were following him. escorted to studio Boy George makeup on the docket reads Eagles vs. outdo last year's "He felt they were paparazzi LOS ANGELES — Robert screen than you could spray a and called on his cell phone. eagles. Coolboarders. the Downey Jr. was escorted from The rock band Eagles con- hottest hit among X- bottle of Aqua Net at. Not to They drove by when he mention his incessant desire to Jail to Paramount Studios for tend the Pigeon Forge-based Game fans and stopped his car," police U. litter the film with his sugges- Gary Gallinot said of the a recording session at his own National FoundaUon to snowboarders? By tions for the "Best of 1985" CD. Tuesday incident. Cruise was expense, the sheriffs depart- Protect America's Eagles releasing an updat- Nonetheless, "The Wedding picking up his son at school. ment said. infringed on its name and ed sequel. The trip Tuesday was image in selling music and Using all new Singer" will serve laugh seekers Gallinot said. A traffic report well. As usual, this movie will was filed. court-ordered, said Deputy videos. Burton snowboards Steve Sciacca. who offered no The lawsuit, filed Friday (with 18 different excel once on video like all "There was really no crime. Sandier films, where the simple They didn't run him off the further explanation. also objects to the founda- designs) and chal- enigmatic humor can be played road, they didn't try to keep After a series of drug tion's Internet address lenging new courses. many Umes over. him from going to his desUna- arrests and second chances, "eagles.org" and its telephone Coolboarders 2 proves it's best options on the game. Uon," Gallinot said. the actor was led off to jail number, 800-2-EAGLES. everything Coolboarders was Under the options menu, Cruise publicist Pat Dec. 8 for sic months for vio- Eagles Ltd. and Eagles and a lot more. there's something really Kingsley had no comment laUng probaUon by failing to Recording Co.. two companies The three-dimensional unique about the concept of Wednesday. "It's a police mat- say clean and sober. - formed by the band, worry the graphics on all nine downhill rider selecUon. Individuals ter." he said. On Friday. Downey's nose foundaUon's enterprises will courses provide a thrilling can select a male or female Two paparazzi were recently was cut in a fight with anoth- be confused with the band's. view of snowboarding. rider, as well as choose differ- Interested in writing about convicted of misdemeanor er inmate in a common area "They apparently feel Coolboarders 2 features all ent "hip" outfits (In a variety art, music, theater or film? false imprisonment for chas- and he was placed in a cell threatened in some way." the typical jumps and moves, of colors) for them to sport on Call 372-2603 or come to ing Arnold Schwarzenegger away from the general popula- foundation founder Al Cecere as well as 40 new ones. Other the slopes. 210 West Hall Sunday said. "We're defending our and wife Maria Shriver as they tion. options not available on the Coolboarders 2 is the one of at 7 p.m. for an Also, deputies found drug mark ... We're not going to let the best sequels I've seen. 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Don't Ms* Itll Bred Lowe ry - Alpha Gamma OeRa' HOUSE ANO PICK UP TAKE-HOME TEST U*tu% a* a veteran, or on the bain o( any other legally A most tor tie Young et Heart The Water, of Alpha Gamma Delia DGDGDGDG BEFORE MARCH 3RD MUST ATTEND [-i-e.ieJ aUtitv Haa had audwnce* roling with laughter on would late D thank the sisters of Sigma Kappa Tha sisters ol Delia Gamma would Ilka lo con- MANDATORY CLINIC MARCH 4TH 'Def Comedy Jam' and 'Showtime at the Apol- THIRD WISH gratulate Jen Mattlceon her engagement to The 8C Ncwi rexne* the ngM lo decline. iliKonnnue for the cookie bake. We all had a great timal INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: CO-REC or rente any adkenncmeM wcri at ihov found lo be lo' Friday. Fab. 20th, 1 BBS Folk Rock with high energy songs of faith Daniel Kulp •AGO- BOWLING-MAR.3; MEN'S, WOMEN'S. A CO- dcfamalory. lacking in laclual B*u>. mnleading or falte 7:00pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom Wednesday. MArch 25th. 1998 We wish you km of luck. Jen i REC VOLLEYBALL-MAR 4. ALL ENTRIES in nature All advertiiemcnu are tubjrci lo cdmng and (2.00 0:00 p.m. DGDGDGDG III RUSH ALPHA OMICRON PI III approval Sponsered by UAO Lenhart Grand Ballroom DUE IN 130 PERRY F«:LD HOUSE BY Questions? Call 372-7164 H OOBursarable Nothing to do on a Thursday night? 4 00PM ON DUE DATE. Ihr lit I NewvatafonrmoprntothepurtiK.iccogRiMi E R's a repeat & bio homework'* a fright? Free Embroidery iht impuwihiliiy of prevCMmg all of tint lypr of adver- Ticket sales begin Mon Feb 16th, 1998 KD Alpha Sigma Phi KD Then come to the AOII house. A run. run on any of our jackets tising and therefore encourage* nor readeri tu ben arc available In 330 Student Union The sisters of Kappa Delta wish to congratulate Because you don't want lo miss out on all Not valid with any other oiler. \ I - iv. be familiar - nh a buiineu before vending money Sponsorod by UAO Sharon Riener on her lavaiienng to Mike DAFFODIL DAYS the "Hen*! Qrae"h,nn Collegiate Connection or providing pervonal credit informal ton Plcate remem- Questions? Call 372-7164 Pheiter of Alpha Sigma PI*. We are so happy l now BURSARABLE with your POO* Thursday. Feb. 1 fl ©800 or 9:00 pm 531 Ridge. ber, il il uiundt loo good lo be true. 4 probably i\ fcyyoul A signature on the order tonniiill III RUSH ALPHA OMIC RON PI III You can help u» by calling ibe advertising department at KD Alpha asms Phi KD 419-.172 2«»wilh your complaint* and vuggeviionv We Wanted: KDKDKDKC *>a ihM you pleate provide your name, addreu. and phone LAW SOCIETY Free embroidery number, along "ilh your Be a part of the largest programming board on campus. Become a director of one of the many branches within UAO! Pick-up an application at the UAO office 330 Student Union. For more information contact Melissa Poponak or Adam Navratil at 372-2343. Applications Due February 27. Sign-up for an interview. page N-4 The BG News Thursday, February 19, 1998 KDPi Kappa Oaita KDPi 375 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS CDIS A Special Ed Majors Home City Ice Company is now hmng tor these TRAVEL ALLOWANCE'" Please call us for an 2 bdrm houM. AvsvlaMa May HI 12 mo Th* sealers ol Kappa Oalla would lika ID con- r»Md*dl Cotd tumma* camps in Pocono I am looking tor a responsible A caring individ- positions: Route Drivers. Production Stackers, on campus interview to be held on March 3rd. lease $S25/mo B01 6tti St. Call 656 3064 gratulate Chnsiy Umraeet on har initiation into Mountains. PA LohUun, 1400-4M-4321, ual to help adnvmsler a structured educational Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/Hex-ble (800) 828-CAMP or check us out on the web at Kappa Oafla Pi honorary keep up me good www tohlkan com program to my 6 yr old autistic son. Call Barb schedules Locations throughout all ol Ohio www camptic com. workl 2-bdrm 634 Scorl Hamilton A/C avail. May 1 875-6641 and Southeast Michigan Call tor details at KOT Kappa Delta KDPi Admimitratrvff Assistant . Weekends only. •420 ♦ulll. Ohax unha avail. Aug. AVAIL Weight of pay f 12-15. Skills •ncluds computer. 1-600-899-6070 Want to leach the UNIV 100 course? Attend NOW oft S2SS. UN. paid 353-6206 the peer facilitator info, session Mon . 2/23 or bms mgt., need own transportation 8, be very Interested m assisting new students to BGSU7 Now open SouthSkJe Car Weeh ra*iaots Ca« 265-1020. Please laava me*- Consider applying for a UNIV 100 peer facilita- Tues., 2/24 @ 5pm in Taft rm. For more info 4 Sublease** noradajd tor 06-90 school year M3 s. Maln< behind laundromat) Come Join our team »*0* tor position tor Fail vS. Into, sessions on M can 2 9348 Foi Run Apts. $750/month A utilities, lurni- Touchle** I Salt Serve Supporting Living Aset *7.36mr 2/23 or Tues 2/24 & 5pm in Talt rm. For more shed Call 354 0241 Alpha Phi Home care worker* A7.06-S7.3A/hr info Call 2 9346 Wood County Gang Task Force/Youth vio- Alpha Phi is looking lor house boys HabitKatlon Aaat. M.eoVhr. Pi Phi • PI Phi • PI Phi lence Prevention Program position available Apartmenia tor rant: Call Sara & 2 2589 if interested The Anne Grady corporation is seeking quali- Kamikazes Congratulations 10 Karhy Welsh. Maliua Bar- 20hrs.Avk at $7.00mr. High School diploma. 606 5E. Wooater. 2 Ordrm. directly across from fied applicants with a strong work ethic who Accepting applications tor bar help Own transportation Application from Prosecut- anaky. and Colleen Carey1988 Rho OII'I » take pride in their work. Employment opportuni- 153E. Wooster between 5-8pm on Thurs. i9th campus, w/parhing, g82SVmonth. 234 S. Col- Pi Pt. • Pi Phi • Pi Phi Assistant Camp Dreclor tor Camp Cour- ing Attorney's Office. 354-9250. Inquiries, ask lege. 2 Bdrm, walking distance) to campus, ageous, a resident!*, summar camp tor people ties include: Supported Living Asst.. full-time. for Phil. Fill position by end of March. pert-time, and substitute. Home Care Workers w'parking «U?5/montn By appo-nimeni, with mental retardation A developmental disa- NATIONAL PARK EMPLOVafCNT prtooe 4 19-352-6236. Pi Phi • Sig Ep' Pi Phi include' luS-tlme, part-time, and substitute Work in the Great Outdoors Tha sisters ot Pi Baa Phi would like 10 thank bilities. Position is lrve-n. Candidates must Support Living Asst provide assistance to Duple *esAxxjses tor 96 '99 school year have excellent supervisory & problem solving Forestry, Wildlife Preserves, Concessionaires. Pal. Joan. and the brother* ol Sigma Phi Epai- consumers with mental disabilities who live in- Firefighters. A more. Competitive wages A FOR SALE Eff.,1 A 2 bdrm 1 to 3 tenants skils. Experience working with special poputa- dependently in the Toledo area Habthtation lon lor ma VatenBnes Day braaktatll benefits. Ask us howl 12 month leases only Dona required, degree preferred. New gradu- Pi Phi • Sig Ep • Pi Phi Assl. work diredly with individuals who live m 517-324-3110Ext.N5544t. Steve Smirh 352-89i7(no calls after 8pm) ates welcome Summer employment only the Anne Grady Center. Home Care Workers 1/2 carat marquis diamond. Send reeumes to University YMCA, 2066 provide assl to mdrvduals Irving in a group Tha sisters ol PI BETA PHI would lika 10 con- S900 OBO. Call Paul at 353-0377 BrookdateRd, Toledo OH 43606 home setting Experience with working with the 4 gratulate tha eislers ol ttia waak. Shawna disabled: nursing riome/home health experi- Office Cleaning Evenings 10-12 hrs. per QEOHOCTOWN MANOR APTS Dunn, Kaia FonJaoa. Cam Paulatta, and Kalhy Best Summer job in B.G. ence is a plus. Supported Living /sit and week Own trans, required Call 352-5622. 1990 Suzuki Swift 2 dr. hatchback. Low miles, 800 Third St. WsUh'Waytoaol Gain awesome sales/marketing expenenoa Home Care Worker, applicants must be able to 45 plus MPG. sunroof $2400. call 248 6312. Eiceilent i BR A 2 BR units. Fully lum., AC, reasonable rents A "Sporty, tun loving 2PC seeks aqually kin tor your resume. Student publications Is ac- work independently: Must have a good driving Part-time secretary needed. companion lor Spring Break Please contact cepting applications tor account executives to record and proof of auto insurance, ability to Year-round position 81 Chevy Citation Good condition $600 OBO Close to campus. Yrty or sen yr toss* Check us cut before you lease. me at www.ebswim com il intarattad" seH yellow page advertising to area busi- successfully complete CPRyFirst Aid certifica- Computer skills required. 352222S nesses Work 15-20 hours par week. Position tion. The Anne Grady Corporation offers a Salary baaed on experience Call 352 4966 90 Geo Tracker, 4WD, Convertible. Standard or stop by apt #10. runs from mid Apnl through Jury Students earn pleasant work environment and excellent and credentials shift, new parts, great stereo system. Exc. WANTED commission averaging $8 $10 per hour. Must benefits for full-time end part-time employees. Contact Pastor Jenks, condition. S3.500 Call Jeff 354-6609 have transporston Call Toby at 372-0430 for including insurance benefits, paid vacation and Community ol Christ Lutheran Church. Houaaa for Rani: Tha following houses ara tor more information, or stop by 204 West Hall for sick time, holiday ime. mseage reimburse- 352-5101. Guitar Gear rant tor 96-99 school yaw. All 12 mo ksaaas, 1 lamala rmmt naadad June 1st. 1990 thru May an application. ment. H interested, please come to the Anne Marshall Valvestate 100 Head and 4x12 cab. tananls apy all ml., sac. dap., parantaJ guar- 31(1. 1999 Rani (170, Own room 352 7593 Grady Center to complete an application. $900 Ovation 1887Legend. SS.CB.w/ case. an saaraq .no pats Maqan of Banna Anne Grady Center Stale Tested Nursing Assistants $700 Fender 2x12 upright, stero spkr cab. 1. 7M Elm-Lara* 3 BR. ! bam nous. aval. Blood Drive Coordinator: Part-time paid co- 1525 Eber Road Wood County Nursing Home is looking for $250. Call 372-5285 oV16/»«. Rant l780Vmo coH*ct*d ouartsrly. 1 or 2 nnis naadad immed. Bast Apt In ordinator for Bowling Green State University Hoftand, Ohio 43528 nursing assitants for second and third shift. W/D hookup Phona 3520840 ask tanants to BG-downtown location. $250/mo.. 2 floors. Bioodmobiles throughtout the 96-99 academic EOC Flexible hours to work around school sched- "91 Ponbac Grand Am vssw huge rooms. (6141387-t 474 Sun-Wad year. Responsibilities include scheduling, pub- ules Apply to: Black 2 door well maintained 56000 miles. 2. 730 Ekn-2 BR, 2 barh houaa, avail. ADOPTION: Happily married loving couple licity and promotion, recruitment of donors and Wood County Nursing Home $4300 or best offer. 353-6500 or S/tSrSa. Rant SSIO/mo. coHactefl osianarty. volunteers and recognition for all campus Phona 354 6595 ask tanants to vtaw. wants ID oiler your baby a secure and happy CRLHSESHaP A LAND-TOUR JOBS 11060 Gypsy Lane Rd. 419-423-3310. blood drives In addition will help devetope For Intormsllon or lo sign a Isaas, contact home and future. Please call Cindy/Kevin Excellent benefits. World Travel. Ask us howl Bowling Green, OH 43402 I 800-352 9441 campaign strategies. Must have high school (419)353-8411 Arbor ErUsrprtsaa at 3S4 MM, Locally diploma and be a current student at 517-324 3090 ext. CS5442 FOR RENT ownad and manag*d. Subteaeer Summer Own room. turn, or unfurn. BGSU Excellent communication skills re- Ar. waaher ft dryer, dose to campus ft more' Day Camp Director for Camp Crooked Arrow, a Houaaa. i a 2 bdrm. furn. apts lor 9699 quired. Prefer previos eommunica- Student Publications is accepting applications Call Michelle lor more into. 354-6698. summer day camp tor children ages six to twe- school yar. Call 352- 7454 twns/marketingexperienca preferred Applica- tor magazine advertising sales reps. Gain val- lve. Must have excellent supervision/ and or- * Houses and Apartments ■ tion deadline: Feb. 25,1996. Send resumes to uable business to business safes expenenoa. ImmaaVala poss*saon. 1 bedroom. 703 2nd Si ganizational skills, experience wonting with el- 211 Read St. • 5* students American Red Cross Blood Services. 2275 and earn great money. Reps will develop ad- Apl4A. 3S4-41»6. HELP WANTED ementary-aged children in an outdoor setting is 321 Merry #B - 6 bdrm apt Collingwood Blvd.. Toledo. OH 43620 vertising programs tor campus departments a must! Degree preferred. Send resumes to: 311 A316E Merry - 2 bdrm apts One bedroom apt. close to campus. Call EOE/WV/H and area businesses while also prospecting for University YMCA. 2066 Brookdale Rd., Toledo 309 1/2 E Merry Rooms A more 354-6817. new accounts The position requires 15-20 OH 43606. 353-0325 $1500 weekly potenDel mailing our circulars. hours per week and runs from March thru Free information. Call 410-347-1475 Camp Counselors New York June. Candidates must be students and have Co-ed Tnm Down-Fitness Camp. Hike A play EARN transportation Call Toby at 3720430 tor more 2 Bdrm apt. dose to campus $400/monlh plus in rhe Catsk.fl Mountains, yet only 2 hrs. from 4>ftfEa^CA S75O-S150OWEEK information or stop by 204 West Hall tor an ap- etectnc May-August 352-9*37. NY city Have a great summer. Make a differ- Raise sit the money your student Manauemcnt Inc. plication. 2 Bdrm furn. from $450. mon in ence in kids Irves' Good salary, internship cred- group needs by sponsoring a NEW its A free Rm/8d AH Sports. Water skiing. VISA Fundrsleer on your campus. Summer leases $600, no pets SUMMER OF A LIFETIME!' 1&2bdrm. Close to campus. Canoeing. Ropes. Lifeguards. Crafts. Dance. No investment A very little time AC A laundry on site If you enjoy hanging out with kids, the out- 710 N. Enterprise (Heinz-Slte Aerobics, Nutrition A Counselors, Kitchen. Of- needed. There's no obligation, so 704 5lh St 352-3445. fice. A Night Watchman. 120 Positions. Camp why not call tor tntormabon today. doors, and just plain having fun, we're tie Apts.) Rents start at 375/mo. + Shane (800) 292-2267 Web: Co* 1-600-323-8454x95. place tor you. Timber Lake/Tyler Hill Camps utils, 2 bdrm includes washer & wwwcampshane.com are looking tor general counselors, speciality dryer. Call for Info 353-5800. ummtus staff in athletics, crafts, waterfront, outdoor ad- venture, theatre and more TOP SALARIES A Large & Small Houses 422-0867 Complimentary Pass 422-0867 PURE **yfE<£CA Still Available Management Inc. 211 E. Reed St - 3 bedroom 1&2bdrm. 1082 Fairview 311/316 E. Merry St. Apis Ave. (Hlllsdale Apts)unique 9 payment lease, fum.,A/C ] BPANDY'S Nrre CLUB J HIGHLAND AND floor designs, vaulted 300 block of E. Merry as low MANAGEMENT ceilings, washer/dryer hook- as $420 a month 18 £ OVEP. up in the 2 bdrm. Rents Findlay Findlay 130 L Washington Succt, Bowling Green, Ohio 321 E. Merry St B - 6 bedrooms 1101 W. Main Cross start at 350/mo + utils.For And also several other Apts. I 419 354-6036 SIMPLE more info call 353-5800. Also Rooms Patrolled Parking PREMIUM Listing avail. 24hrs Hours: 8-2:30 a.m. (Wed. Fri.&Sat.) 7-2:30 a.m. (Thurs.&Sun.) The Highlands- Graduate ^■CfEa^CA I ivfanaa|tcment Inc. Office 316 E. Merry #3 housing. One bedroom . Laundry BOTTLED WATER or call 3534)325 This puss admits one person facilities in building. AC, Quiet! Studio Apts. 215 E. Posj L- -J Rd.(Evergreen Apts.) From $410/mo. For more into, call Laundry on site. One 354-6036 person starts at 230/mo + Utils are included. For Jay-Mar Apts. Quiet housing. more Info call 353-5800 BRAD LOWERY Spacious, laundry facilities in A Must For The Young At Heart building, A/C, Gas heat, Start at $510/mo. 12-mo lease. Management Inc. Call 354-6036 for a showing. 1 bdrm. 215 E. Poe Rd. (Evergreen Apts.) Very The Homestead - Graduate spacious, laundry on site. Housing One and two bedroom, Rent starts at 340/mo+elec. i Sodium Fre* • Chomlcal Fr** For more info call 353-5800 A/C, on-site laundry, ceramic tile, • Natural Hyokatlon soundproof construction, dish- • **rvlc*d and tanttliad Dally washers, skylights, vaulted • NAM A Approved Management Inc. ceilings. 354-6036. • Op*n 24 Hour a 830 4th Street is now leasing • SON Serve B.Y.O.B. for next year. 1 bdrm close to Additional Sites to Choose from: • Owe* 300 Locations campus gas/heat/AC. Starting LIBERTY STREET, THE FARM, at 340/mo. ^^ SUMMIT HILL. Wdlermill BRAD LOWERY OWMPOI We'll take care ol you. Best Express Management Inc. price, well maintained, privacy For complete list stop by Friday, February 201itlvr 998 our office at 1045 N. Main and deadbolt security, large > Watarmills all ovsr town. Questions? or Call 353-5800 7:00 PM apartments. 24-hr Maintenance 10*1 IMI locanof. HtAdf sr < Call 372-7164 Lenhart Grand Ballroom HIGHLAND MANAGEMENT wbgu Need Cash for thf manque Show original radio Programs VUBGU ' mprov. live electronic Musk Spring Break? Wtrn HrnW Hmack latino Connection Sundays 2-6am dissonance audio Fanzine. bluet Breakfast Music that stands Against tep no MUSK leel good about serving nw ohio'i latino Community. the diatonic power •tructuiv. tuesdays noon-2p.m. feeling Bod. Sundays 9 a m Saturdays 10 am -1pm "serving the community for fifty year*' sel-h gospel hour. mualc for charles Martin 120 west Hall w/JC and Crew new indie rock bowling green Ohio for your spiritual Needs. kn Peasrr Monel request. )72-2J24 O Sundays I-3pm G Tuesdays 10-Noon © informjliiin 172-C*S7 spring fun program guide womyn in Music DJ Kausion ham Radio —^ ° c °—'"..?'- celebrating womrn Artists Hip-hop. techno. R*B healthy rock and Humor 1998 AniChfma 7>«cyCa-pman and booty Muzak Modnt Moutt /ofuiny Seek* Sunday > 5pm Tuesday Mid U m Friday Noon-2 reggae Sounds: the morning Generation root* music and dance hall R>-ggw m u»«. inaight,colhre jazz Unlimited These wkofttl it bwsr il TorliKte CoipUnJ Wednesday ft-lOa r ft-10 a.m. Mckdayi Sunday 5-7pm. Ute locus Show the world mualc Show: two hour Introductions the reciple Bos frcal jazz for Mornings. musK from everywhere and homage to essential M' nciana nxh n' roll .(anuly M« but Here Wednesday. *Mp m Sunday 7-9p.ni ^ , j^ Friday 24pm mu|jc fnm dw wu Dan Presents independent Rock The songs ol protest, indw-rocs weekday jlicriMMHH/ late Nighu and sounds of the 1940s Sundays 9-11 pnt. Wedi»«i«)r Nucn-2p m underground rock his many Faces. didactic Radio: bombing the Airwaves Club BJ the hardcore Show hip hop, mimeHm houie, leggaW' doco electronic Music all genres o( punk Mime Prmt fan/ Hat imfl a amtinuou* mu Sunday llpm-Mid V*A»«iay 10pm arid Q Friday Hpm-mid K-1(1 p.m. wccknighii the Boeshole off-day Radio exploring dub. ambient, drum n' bass, jungle, Hip-hop. new wavtt, lnd*e lock Science indie- Bock Buuoda W