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'Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years // # Goals set as conference opens □ Judith Winston, executive Only Judith Winston doesn't like it. She □ Educators urge that new- Hector Garza, convenor, welcomed director of the President's Ini- wants to educate "three-thirds of the na- over 1,300 educators to the conference. tion," rather than just part of it. EDUCATING ideas are needed in reaching He said their goal is to make a committ- tative on Race, outlines her She explained her point to the crowd of « ONE-THIRD goal of 'fairness and diversity' ment to increasing the opportunities of goal of educating much more more than 1,300 conference attendees VLOF A NATION for everyone. minorities. than just '1/3 of a nation.' Thursday in the opening plenary session "Ethnic minorities continue to be here. Her viewpoint also represents that underrepresented," Garza said. "Fair- of President Clinton. National By SARAH BEDNARSKI ness and diversity are important." ByDARLAWARNOCK "It is truly energizing and exciting to Conference IhcHGNuws Garza said more focus should be The BG News be here," Winston said. "We have been on Diversity placed on the access, retention, equality strong with this contentious issue of race MIAMI - During the opening cere- and success of minority students. "There MIAMI - "Educating 1/3 of a Nation" and our topic now is educating three-th- in Miami, Florida mony for the "Educating 1/3 of a Nation" needs to be more communication and col- is a good name for a conference on di- irds of a nation." conference yesterday, educators prom- laboration among all," he said. "Identify- versity, explained the executive director ised not only to bring together ideas, but of the President's Initiative on Race. • See WINSTON, page four. also to establish new ones. • See EDUCATORS, page four. Latinopalooza set for tonight □ The Latino Student ances, contests and a dunking booth. Union seeks to bring Three bands are slated to per- together elements of form through most of the even- many different cultures ing, providing different forms of Latino music. with tonight's event. "This is a form of sharing the different musical traditions By ROCHELLE CONVERSE within the Latin American cul- The BG News tures," said Manny Vadillo, fac- ulty adviser for LSU. The Latino Student Union will Mariachi Nuevo Zapopan, a pull out all the stops tonight as mariachi band from Detroit, will they host one of the largest perform the more traditional events the University has seen in Mexican music that often is used a long time. for weddings, birthdays and Latinopallooza will provide other ceremonies. something for everyone and is a Vizion, a popular tejano band combined effort to bring as many from Toledo, will also perform. cultural elements as possible Vizion was voted as 1997's best under one roof for one evening, Tejano band at Toledo's Mexican according to Tim Marshall, LSU American Festival. Tejano is an recording secretary. authentic American music that "This is an event we're putting draws from Mexican influences, a lot of focus on, primarily be- Vadillo said. cause it focuses and catches peo- A salsa and merengue band ple's attention that Spanish-s- from Lorain, Kawakan, will also peaking people don't have just perform tonight. Salsa is also an one culture," said Gabiel Mar- authentic American expression quez, LSU president. and originated in New York The night will include several within the Puerto Rican commu- bands and authentic ethnic food nity. as well as theatrical perform- • See TONIGHT, page four.
BC Ntw> Phota by David Wanner Jason Mc Daniel, a junior biology major from Alger (left), and Adam land Indians Wednesday in Came 6 of the ALCS. Cleveland takes Preview day opens Pavlovich, a junior medical technology major from North Royal- on Florida Saturday in Game 1 of the World Series. ton, discuss the winning home run by Tony Fernandez of the Cleve- University's doors □ Prospective students They were established in 1977 Miami readies for Tribe and their families will as a way to bring students and their parents to the campus. In visit campus this week- □ Marlins fans mixed on what season. Signs hang around the city congratulating essence, it gives students a one- And after only five years, the Florida the Marlins and wishing them the best in end for the annual fall day overview of the University. to expect as Cleveland, Florida Marlins were not supposed to be part of the World Series. event. "This day is an excellent op- set to tangle Saturday in Game the Fall Classic, either. Then the Indians make their way into the portunity for students and their But as this city braces for the first game Series after defeating the Baltimore families to visit the campus and 1 of the World Series. of the World Series Saturday night, the Orioles in Game 6 of the American League By BRANDI BARHITE get a good overview of what the diehard Indians and Marlins fans claim to Championship Series Wednesday night. The BG News campus has to offer," said Cecilia ByDARLAWARNOCK have known It all along. Now the city is bracing for a battle. Born, assistant director of ad- The BG News "We're not a bandwagon town," said "It's going to take seven (games), but The University's admissions missions. Richard Romero, a Marlins fan. "You're in Cleveland will probably end up pulling it office rolls out the welcome mats The event will kick off at 9:30 MIAMI -- The Cleveland Indians were a wrong place to find an Indians fan." out," said Osvaldo Pelossantas, a Marlins for prospective students this am. in the Lenhart Grand Ball- not supposed to be in Miami this October - No one has to tell visitors this is the weekend with the annual fall except maybe for a jump start in their off- home of the National League champions. • See MIAMI, page four. preview day. • See PREVIEW, page four.
Flu vaccine Flu vaccinations available at health center Available through Nov. 26 at the Health Center at the □ Student Health Services is offering the vac- ministering the vaccinations on in continuous contact with one trick one's body into believing following times: Oct. 13 and will continue to do so another are prime candidates for they have contracted the flu, Students cination at a reduced cost to students. throughout the rest of the year. getting the flu virus. which in turn causes the body to $3.50 fee However, the center is recom- produce a large amount of anti- By ANDREA VITANZA can fight back. "The health center highly M-W, F -- 8-11:30 a.m.; mending that students receive bodies. These antibodies remain The BG News Flu vaccinations will be availa- promotes any student getting the 1:30-3:30 p.m. ble at the Student Health Center the vaccinations as soon as pos- flu vaccine because when you in the body, and when a person is Thu -- 9-11:30 a.m.; 1:30-3:30 With the winter months rapidly for all students, faculty and staff. sible in order to combat the virus live in close quarters and are in exposed to the actual virus, the p.m. approaching, the chances of stu- The cost will be $3.50 for stu- as quickly as possible. close proximity to other people, antibodies will be there to des- Faculty & Staff dents being exposed to the flu dents and $7.50 for faculty and According to Cindy Puffer, you are more at risk of getting troy it. $7.50 fee virus are very common. Fortun- staff. pharmacy coordinator at the the flu," Puffer said. T-W.F -8-10a.m. ately, there is a way that students The health center began ad- health center, students who are The vaccine's purpose is to • See FLU, page four.
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Taking a break from saving the Ides of March- the day that fungus of the Fungi Imperfect!" talent, ex: "Nate never had any professor politely asked me If I world, today we concentrate on TOM MATHER many friends and relatives Please, read this over, memorize musical ability until he acciden- knew what NaCl meant, but my improving ourselves by improving win ned Caesar to beware Of, It. Then the next time you get In tally swallowed a kazoo. From initial reaction was to take it as our vocabulary. We look at some game of Don't when they should've warned him ,i really heated argument thai then on. his talent was Innate." an Insult." words that are new and others Break the Ice to beware the Brutes of March. quickly deteriorates to name Inner mission- a movement Intelligence- a great quality that may have meanings unknown made a great Iliad- A Greek epic poem calling, call the person an thai attended to the needs of the that unfortunately seems to be to us. This week, we investigate ice breaker. describing the siege of Troy, in imperfect fungus. Not only will poor and downtrodden, originat- inversely proportional to com- the letter V Until the some circles accredited to the person have to look It up, ing in the beginning of the 19th mon sense in some people, ex: Iamb- mechanism In poetry diplomats Homer, but more often attributed but when they do. they will century in evangelical churches To the amazement of us all. the concerning two syllables, one long cheated. to Marge or Lisa. realize that not only did you call of Germany. The movement later professor calculated the square and one short, first used by the Ice-cream Inclement weather- severe, them a fungus, but one that is spread to the rest of Europe and root of pi in his head, only to great Greek philosopher/poet Blc social any harsh, stormy weather only capable of asexual repro- America. This system of taking a look down and realize he had no Pentameter. He is most famous for friendly gather- inCleveland weather duction. Game. set. match break during the church service pants on. coining the phrase. "1 think, log Involving ice' weather described by Infer to make a conclusion was so successful. It also quickly Intentional foul- in basket- therefore lamBIc Pentameter." He cream, ex: After the Ice-Capades. Clevelandltes as: disastrous, based on evidence presented, ex: spread to the upper classes, and ball, a foul by a player against a later achieved so much fame as a the participants gathered for an turbulent, not worth it. absolute "When he told us he robbed the even to non religious functions player of the other team. This poet that he came out with his ice-cream social. In a touching zero (with a wind chill 20 degrees bank, we figured he was Infer such as plays and the occasional foul is so flagrant that everyone own line of pens. moment. Strawberry Shortcake below that). Armageddon. life." movie. in the arena agrees that It Is an Iceberg lettuce- a danger to and Count Chocula posed with Immature emotionally Inference the act or process Inquire- When the director intentional foul, except the many an Imaginary seaman, ex: Vanilla Ice. who chimed. "Hey underdeveloped, juvenile, of Inferring, ex: "When I called asked why 1 insisted on showing player that committed it. As a child playing in the tub. it everybody, look. We're neapoll- childish, extremely Tunny, ex: my ex girlfriend's house and her up anyway. I told her the sign Intended- to be engaged to. seemed that nearly every day my tan!" Stealing our friend's clothes so mom told me she had left the said. "Share your voice with the ex: "She was his intended, and toy boat the Titanic was sunk by Ice-cream supper what that he was forced to walk down country, I quickly deduced that world, Inquire within." had been for three years, in the the Amazing Giant Head of Iceberg children in the parallel universe the hallway covered only by a she must be inference." Insecticide- a chemical used same manner that he Intended Lettuce. ruin by eating to many veg- shower curtain was remarkably Inflect- to alter one's voice for to kill insects, ex. The guys at to fix the roof and have someone Ice breaker- an opening action etables right before dinner. immature. emphasis, ex: When I tried out the office said to watch out for investigate the noise in his car." Intended to reduce the tension of Ice-jam a wonderful little Imperfect fungus- a real for choir, the director liked my the bug that was going around, the moment, ex: During the spread for toast that never word described In Webster's New inflections so much that she said so I drank some Insecticide, but Tom Mather is a columnist for The Lebanese hostage negotiations of caught on. probably due in large World Dictionary as a "fungus for she couldn't bear to Inflect them I got sick anyway." News. Comments can be sent to the late '80s. both the terrorists part to the fact it was made out which only the asexual repro- on anyone else Insult- to speak with inso- mather9bgnet.bgsu.edu or to 210 West and the diplomats found a quick of frozen water. ducUve stage Is known, as any Innate- an Inborn gift or lence, to offend, ex: "Mv Hall.
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Space limitations ma\ •' er ! Nev s in rn printing all letters recei' resei es t right to edit any and al! Anonymous letters will be printed it valid identi- fication is given and the editorial board deems ano- nymity is in the proper interests of the writer. The Editorial Board acknowledges all entries sub- mitted for publication. Marijuana not just smiles and happiness I was just scanning through When you researched this Again I say. how would you going through these afflictions, as well as psychologically. If you Brian Taylor's column (Oct. 3) article did you even bother going know II marijuana produces or your younger brother or GUEST COLUMNIST are going to believe what some about legalizing marijuana and. to a rehab clinic and asking the payi hologlcal dependence? For sister? Access to this drug would expert says as opposed to although I think you raise some people there If marijuana is five straight years now live had be much easier for younger kids someone who was the subject of interesting points concerning addlcUve? I bet you didn't to live with this dependence, and If It were legalized. Someone With we have educated people as to these experts researching, then this dilemma. I would like to because that would ve really shot it Irks me to see people throwing a capitalistic mind would open the perils of this drug, and I say there Is nothing I can do about present my case as to why this is down the direction you wanted out opinions when they have no some kind of pot convenience (Ins: maybe you have, but did that, but at least you can't say a very bad Idea. your article to go In. I bet the concrete evidence to prove their store. Kids would flock to this you need to spend $100 billion you haven't heard both sides of You (Taylor) said In your paUents there would have shed point. place In order to discover to accomplish this? We can make the story. article. "I didn't know much some light on your obvious When I wake up in the firsthand the taboo surrounding flyers here at school for 15 cents. You said In your article you about marijuana then, besides ignorance of what addicUon morning I have pot on my mind. marijuana. Also, did you know that the want people to quesUon why we the occasional firsthand experi- really is. That is not to say that when I finish my afternoon class You said you didn't want to drug war generates $30 billion a can do some things and not ence." You are admitUng that everyone who has used mari- I have pot on my mind, when I see kids walking down the street year, which Is a cash cow for others, and I find this admirable, your knowledge of this subject Is juana becomes an addict. That Is finish my dinner I have pot on with a Joint in hand. Well then, everybody, from the DEA to the but don't you think you would rather dim, In light of the fact far from the truth. But I can give my mind, but I guess since some why even write this art trie? $500 mllllon-a-year urine testing be better off questioning things that you did a little research for you names of countless numbers researcher said pot wasn't You asked why marijuana Is Industry? Maybe the urine you have a little more firsthand your article. of people who arc addicted to psychologically addicting. I have sUll Illegal In your article and I testers participated in some of knowledge of? Instead of purvey- For the past five years I have marijuana, myself Included. no raUonal basis for this think ihink I can help shed some light Clinton's White House Coffees, ing knowledge, you only purvey been battling drug addicUon and When you mentioned that lng. I must be losing my mind. there as well. Do you really think but that remains to be seen. Ignorance. this being so. I think I am a little marijuana was least likely to When you say that marijuana our government wants to explain My point is that marijuana more qualified to tell someone produce psychological depen- to the citizens of this country legalization is a horrible Idea, It causes all these side effects is Impossible as well because our that marijuana Is addlcUve. even dence. I thought I would pose (anxiety attacks, short term why the billions on top of billions this quesUon: What do you of tax paid dollars used to fight government would have to fess though you say It isn't. memory loss, etc.). do you really up to wasting massive amounts How would you know If consider psychological depen- think these are going to go away marijuana has produced abso- Shadd Ellison, a Freshman English/ dence? Some people depend on lutely nothing? of tax money. Contrary to what Creative Writing major, is a guest marijuana Is addictive anyway? Just because marijuana has you might believe, marijuana You just said you had little toilet paper to get through the become legal? I beg to differ. How Seriously, what have their columnist for The News. Send comments does cause addiction, physically to 210 West Hall. experience with it. day. but is this psychological? would you like to see some child efforts accomplished? They say M Friday, October 17, 1997 The BG News page 3
FACT: T/IIS weekend is the eighteenth anniversary of the New Musk and Art Festiinl at BGSU.
FICTION: Chumbawamha will be headlining THREE Saturday night.
PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: UPCOMIWG EVENTS Today's Question: "What is your prediction for the World Series?" Friday, 10/17/97 Leading and Implementing Change Related to Training (8lam- i 10 am) Room 2, College Park. Third of four related workshops provides cost- effective and contemporary solutions to the increasing problems of changes related to training. Fee. For informa- tion/registration, call Continuing Ashely Elder Phil Smiraldo Kristen Hare Michael Will Michael Schneider Education. 419/372-8181. Freshman Sophomore Junior Graduate Senior History education Biology Business administration ACS Elementary Ed. New Music & Art Festival: Composer to Composer A "Cleveland 4-3." "Cleveland 4-3.' "Cleveland 4-2." "Cleveland 4-2." "Marlins in six. Down dialogue with Bernard with the Tribe." Rands (9 am) Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. Panel discussion with festival guest composer. Donald M. Wilson, moderator. Part of the 18th Annual New Music & Art Festival. Fi- BGSU Women's Chorus OHIO Weather DAY S Trampoline-a-Thon (10 am) UOTE OF Area South of Eppler. Event runs Friday, Oct. 17 from Friday at 10 a.m. through AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures DAY Saturday, October 18th at 10 a.m. New Music & Art Festival: MICH Concert (10:30 am) Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Arts "It's going to take seven (games), but Center. An exciting array of solo and Cleveland will probably end up pull- chamber music featuring the Bowling Green String Quartet. Program: ing it out." "BluesAx" (19%) for alto saxophone and computer music by Larry Austin; Osvaldo "Pulse/Shiver/Stomp" (1995) for five Pelossantos percussion and piano by Erica Muhl; "Eight Bagatelles" (1997) for two Florida Marlins fan pianos by Marilyn Shrude; and "Five Small Packages" (1987) for string quartet by David Vayo. Part of the 18th Annual New Music & Art Festival. Free. FRIDAY FILM Sweetest Day fundraiser (11 am - 4 pm) Education Steps. Fundraiser will include a flower and candy sale. Women's tennis at MAC Individual Invitational (Noon) Kalamazoo, Mich.. Retirement reception (2 pm
CAMPUS news 1 • i 'Race Matters' panel seeks change □ A group meets in his expectations that the debate because I have to justify and de- sion focused on problems and is- The BG News digest would open the students' eyes fend the fact that I am African- sues directly affecting the par- Prout Hall to discuss ra- American," said one student. Comptail from Matt and wife reports and make a difference at BG's ticipants, the last hour was de- cial issues as they per- campus community. When asked about racial hosti- voted to finding solutions. One lities, a graduate student said, "I tain to the University. "I hope we have a positive dis- panelist asked the audience, ■ LINE-ITEM VETO cussion, learn, teach one an- don't have time to wonder, I dont "What are you going to do about it?" New York's mayor challenges line-item veto other," Kampel said. care." By ANA PEREIRA Marquez brought up the dis- Numerous suggestions were The BG News ■ crimination suffered by the La- When asked about his expecta- WASHINGTON - New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani chal- tions of the "Educating 1/3 of the given and those who attended lenged the constitutionality of the presidential line-item veto on tinos regarding their language stressed their commitment to Knowledge plus truth plus uni- and their color. From there, Nation" conference that Univer- Thursday in a federal lawsuit seeking to keep New York from sity President Sidney Ribeau is improve race relations not only losing Medicaid funds. fication plus action equals questions about Mexicans, at the University but bevond. President Clinton's August veto "unfairly targets the city and change. slaves, Latinos taking American attending in Miami and how it could affect Bowling Green the state of New York," Giuliani said. The suit was filed in U.S. Erick Kampel, a sophomore jobs, welfare and law restrictions The audience mix included District Court here. popular culture major, hopes this came up. campus community, Kampel said "they will do nothing, as usual," people from different back- Even as the law came under fresh legal challenge, Clinton used message can help make a differ- Discriminations against Afri- grounds including white, Afri- It yet again on Thursday, striking an $854 million, five-year ence at the University. can-Americans on campus were and emphasized his belief that numbers can overcome power, can-American, Latino and an benefits provision for federal workers from a Treasury Depart- Under the topic "Race Matters, also discussed. It was suggested ment spending bill. referring to the students' parti- equal mix of men and women. Traveling in South America, Clinton called the provision "has- So Let's Talk," a panel of discus- at the panel that an example of sion led by Kampel took place this discrimination is evident in cipation with the University ad- The evening was only the be- tily conceived" and wasteful. ministration. The first president to have the power, Clinton has now exer- Wednesday night in Prout Hall's the Student Union, where Afri- ginning for many who plan to continue the dialogue with the in- cised the line-item veto 55 times in three months. The 1996 law main lobby. Members of the can-Americans and Caucasians The panel was not connected to enables him to cancel specific projects and programs, or panel included Gabiel Marquez, often sit separately. any student organization, but was Fears between African- tent of making a difference at the "items," from spending bills and from certain tax bills. president of the Latino Student developed because of concerns Americans and Caucasians as University at the grassroots Union, and University students students have about issues of historical consequences also level. Derrick Jones and Rachel Vigil. race. ■ JAPANESE TRADE Kampel opened the discussions came up. Staff writer Rochelle Converse Although much of the discus- also contributed to this story. Trade dispute turns into Japanese-American by addressing the students with "Sometimes I feel frustrated standoff TONIGHT PREVIEW WASHINGTON - A long-simmering trade dispute escalated into a tense standoff as the United States made U.S. ports off li- Continued from page one. across the United States, their Continued from page one. Students and parents will also mits to Japanese cargo ships beginning Friday - unless performances are one way of have the opportunity to go on 1 lth-hour negotiations are successful. "From the different types of keeping the culture of the dances room of the Student Union. guided tours of the campus. The Federal Maritime Commission voted Thursday to direct Last year about 3,000 students the Coast Guard to impose the ban on entry and to have the U.S. music, we have more modern to alive, Marshall said. Several residence halls will be Customs Service detain any Japanese ships already in U.S. ports. traditional," said Marshall. "It's A play is also slated for the took advantage of preview days. opened for viewing. However, Commission Chairman Howard Creel said the or- going to be entertainment, edu- evening to include members of This year admissions expects In addition, the financial aid ders would not be carried out until late Friday to give negotiators cation and culture all at the same the University community. The about the same amount. office will be available for ques- from both countries more time to resolve the dispute. time and we're doing it in a play, directed by Al Gerschutz, a During the day there will be tions and concerns. There is also The commission acted after receiving word from Japanese unique way." graduate theatre student, will be more than 86 booths set up rep- the option of attending the Uni- shipping companies they did not plan to pay an estimated $4 mil- As the bands are performing, a a dramatization of the biograph- resenting all departments and versity's production of "A Piece lion in fines it had levied. The fines, the first trade sanctions percussion circle will be availa- ical poems of Pedro Pietri, a several campus organizations. of My Heart" at 8 p.m. in Joe E. levied against Japan in a decade, were imposed after the two ble for audience members to play Puerto Rican poet. Students will have the opportuni- Brown Theatre. countries were unable to reach a deal to guarantee freer access any one of the 40 instruments. In addition to a dunking booth, ty to seek information on their For those students that could by American shipping companies to Japanese ports. "They can jam with the bands," majors and extracurricular ac- not attend this Saturday, admis- A ban on Japanese ships entering U.S. harbors would have an several contests are planned in- enormous impact on trade between the world's two biggest Marshall said. cluding jalepeno-eating, pinata tivities. sions will offer another preview economies, affecting billions of dollars worth of products going LSU's theme for Hispanic Her- hitting and a grito, or yelling, "Many of the departments will day Dec. 6. The annual open. both ways. Japanese ships also transport U.S. goods on their re- itage Month, "Feel the Rhythm of contest. offer special tours of their facili- house will be held Feb. 16. turn voyages to Japan. our Culture," combines elements The night will be filled with ties as faculty, staff and other In addition to these scheduled : of artistic expression. It is also nonstop activities, according to students will be available to dis- events, the admissions office is designed to be an inclusive factor Jennifer Kabasan, vice president cuss the features of the pro- open Monday through Saturday ■ FROZEN EGGS designed to draw people from ofLSU. grams and services BGSU pro- and offers daily presentations at Woman gives birth from frozen egg implant across the University. "We're educating, we're vides," Bom said. 10:IS am. and a tour at 11 a.m. "It's called the rhythm of our having a good time and we're ATLANTA - In what may be •he first such case in the United culture because music is a uni- providing a lot of entertainment MIAMI States, a Georgia woman gave birth after being implanted with versal language," said Marquez. and through that we want people eggs that had been frozen. "If we can do anything, it's defi- to get more involved," she said Continued from page one. Up to now, U.S. doctors have been able to produce pregnancies nitely by music, because once Latinopollooza will be held In dians have been such a tra- from frozen embryos -- that is, eggs fertilized with sperm and they feel the rhythm, it's going to the Student Services Building ditionally poor team that they are then frozen - but eggs alone were considered too fragile to get them." forum and surrounding lawn fan. He explained much of the always going to be seen as the freeze. In addition to the bands, a folk area from 7 p.m. to midnight. city of Miami has jumped on the underdog. And even though he The latest feat, which has been achieved only sporadically loric dance group from Toledo, The event, hosted by LSU, is "Marlins bandwagon." admits his interest has waned' elsewhere around the world, could give women some new repro- Imagines Mexicanos, will per- free and open to the public. Do- Pelossantas includes himself in since he lived in Ohio, he still ductive options and sidestep some of the ethical objections to that team of bandwagon fans, supports the Tribe. test-tube fertilization. form traditional Mexican dances. nations provided will go toward The group has visited the Uni- one of the scholarship funds con- even though he believes the In- "I'm an on-again, off-again versity before and by travelling nected with LSU. dians have the winning team. fan," Gerbick said. "But I am Romero added that he was glad rooting for the Tribe." both teams advanced to the Se- One reason for the "bandwa- EDUCATORS ries because neither of them gon" mentality throughout the us those ideas," Wetsit said. Continued from page one. because we can learn from one since there are many things go- were supposed to make it past Miami area is that many people another," he said. As part of the prayer, Wetsit ing on within cultural boundar- the first round of the playoffs. in the city are not originally from ing strategies and promoting Larry Wetsit, Fort Peck Com- sang a traditional Indian song. It ies, a person won't experience The true fans knew all along the region. Loyalties generally change should be done within our munity College board member, was to thank God for bringing everything. that the most deserving teams rest with a hometown team, ac- institutions." blessed the conference with a everyone together, he said. By sharing dialouge and expe- would make it here, he said. cording to Russell Carter, a Yan-' The conference will help Native American prayer. He said To give the conference a view riences, the conference will be a "Nobody else thought they kees-Marlins fan. eduactors come together and the prayer was to ask God to of different cultures, Kimberli positive step towards improving would make it to the first round," "It's fish mania right now - it's; learn more about diversity, watch over the sessions and ideas Boyd of the American Festival diversity, Garza said. Romero said. "But now they are fantastic," Carter said. "But • Garza said. He said it is an im- to be presented. Project danced to a cultural song. "Diversity is our national going to go all the way." Cleveland has some really great portant topic to talk about. "I ask you Father that we learn Boyd said culture "exists in the string," he said. "It's more than a Guy Gerbick, originally from bats, so it is going to be fun. It'll' "We need cultural exchange from one another and take with eyes of the beholder." She said sense, but an emotion." the Cleveland area, said the In- take seven games." WINSTON FLU Continued from page one. first in an effort to bridge the nicity immediately, rather than differences connected over com- Continued from page one. against getting the flu. gap," Winston said. "We know we letting them sit. fort zones. She told the educators to con- "I think the vaccination is will not finish the job, but it is "We cant ignore It or deny It - The vaccine lasts about six helpful to students because it re- tinue thinking about issues of real exciting to me beginning the it does matter," Cook said. "We "We must constantly address race and diversity because the months and stays in the body duces your chances of getting effort." need to look in places not tra- the problem of perception be- sick during busy and important change in thinking will bring She emphasized the impor- throughout the flu season, which ditionally looked at. That is the cause survey after survey indi- times in your life," she said. "It about a revolutionary change in tance of getting faculty, staff and is typically during the months of challenge of the new millenium." cates there is a basic lack of per- allows you more time to focus on education. administrators involved in dis- January and February. Getting Cook termed the phrase "race- ception," Winston said. "We need the vaccine now will ensure the other things." Clinton's commisson on race cussions on diversity issues. If a phobia" to relate her theme to to talk about that. I don't know has been given one year to search body will have enough antibodies Puffer did mention that there everyone is included in an effort conference attendees. She said the answers." to fight off the virus. may be some people who should out and identify matters of di- to truly diversify the nation, the people too often fear those that The conference is scheduled to Puffer said that it is possible not receive the vaccine. Those . versity across the nation. During goal will be achieved much are unlike them, giving them a continue discussing matters re- that time they are to "study, for some students to experience Include anyone who may be al- sooner - and with more success, phobia which may be difficult to lated to these topics throughout some side effects from the vac- lergic to eggs or the preservative create dialogue and take action," Winston said. overcome. the weekend. Ideas gathered cine. thimerosal or anyone who may be Winston said. Clinton does not Rev. Susan Hanson Cook, a "We need to cross over from from the sessions will be taken expect racial problems to be member of the Advisory Board to "You can get symptoms of the actively sick at the time the vac- our comfort zones," Cook said to back to the commission for fur- flu because your body thinks you cine Is to be given. completely solved in that short the president's Initative on Race, a resounding round of applause. ther discussion. have the flu, but usually you do Students will be able to get the time, but he wants to make sure also addressed the crowd, asking "And look at diversity as a way of The morning plenary session is not get the full-blown symptoms vaccination at two locations: the America is headed in the right them to envision a society life- to be moderated by University direction in terms of a truly di- beyond that of today. She because it is not a live vaccine," health center or the Student: Winston said the commission President Sidney Ribeau on the Union. 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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Cleveland abeam over Series team The Associated Press vance to the World Series against the Florida Marlins. CLEVELAND - Cleveland Fans lined up for apparel out- hasn't stopped smiling yet. side Daffy Dan's, the printing Still elated with the Indians' shop where the official AL second AL pennant in three champions T-shirts and sweat years, Cleveland fans looked shirts were being produced, long forward to the World Series before the store opened at 7 am. Thursday as they bought com- There was still a 45-minute memorative T-shirts, looked for wait for shirts late in the day. some martin to barbecue or just "This is fabulous," said shop plain gloated. owner Dan Gray. "Compared to The thrill of winning was even 1995, it's four-fold." more intense for many than when Brenda Smith rushed to Daffy the Indians beat the Seattle Ma- Dan's Wednesday night after the riners In 1995 for their first AL Indians won the title. "They said title in 41 years. Cleveland, the shirts wouldn't go on sale un- which ultimately lost to the At- til today," she said. "So here I am lanta Braves in the World Series, now. I didn't think the line would Saturday, Oct. was the favorite then. be this long." 18,8 p.m. 'This is sweeter because no- At Lobster Bros. Seafood, a Pro Player body ever expected us to be local fish market, customers Stadium, Miami here," said Marv Goldstein, a were calling all day looking for Series tied, 0-0 restaurant supply salesman as he marlin. A shipment was expected stood in line to buy Indians shirts soon, owner Joe Feran said. for himself, his wife and a couple "Marlin's a cheap fish," he got swept up in the Indians fever. of customers. "We haven't even said. "It's good for grilling - on He admitted tliat when Cleveland started hitting yet." the barbecue and the ball field." clinched the title he rolled down Cleveland beat the Baltimore Even Mayor Michael R. White, his car window and yelled "We Associated Ptrii photo Orioles 1-0 on Wednesday to ad- usually a pretty reserved guy, won!" Customers line up at Daffy Dan's Thursday. Falcons skate into Beantown for weekend action □ The Falcon icers make the hockey teams this weekend. Boston Col- lack, but they feel they've improved Arena, but this year brings a role- • WHAT: trip to Boston for two week- lege (0-0-0) hosts the Falcons in its from last weekend's split. reversal. "For BC, it'll be a little bit of a Hockey at Boston College, season-opener Friday and Northeastern "Boston College has a lot of tradition Northeastern end games. (0-0-1) will entertain BG on Saturday. and they've done very well the last few revenge factor Friday," coach Buddy For many of the new Falcons, this years," BG goaltender Mike Savard Powers said. "Now they have the vet- • WHEN: By TOD McCLOSKEY flight into New England is the first of said. "We've got to rise above that and eran guys and we have the young guys." Today, 7 p.m. The BC News their college career. overcome our inexperience and jump One of the goals for the Falcons this Sat., 7 p.m. "We have some basic things we're into the fire." weekend is to find a groove to settle • WHERE: As Bowling Green's hockey team en- working on," BG forward Chris Bonvie "We're going in there for four into. Powers is still experimenting with Boston, Mass. ters its first long trip of the year one said. "We really have to settle down and points," BG center Brad Holzinger said. different lines and powerplays, yet try- thing is apparent - it's time to settle start playing with some experience be- "That's our main goal. We want to win ing to find time to develop the fresh- playing this week," Powers said. "We down and take care of business. cause we've already got our first week- both games to get on a roll here." men. don't know if (Dan) Price is going to be Bowling Green (1-1-0) will face two end over with." Last year Bowling Green swept a "We are still in the experimental traditionally experienced Boston Experience is something the Falcons young Eagles team at the BGSU Ice stage because (Adam Edinger) is not • See SKATE, page seven.
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Fall name Stephanie Denlse Heller Tear in school Freshman Major Pre-Med Nicknames None Birthdate 3-19-79 Hometown Cincinnati, Ohio High School Milford High School "Aulomotion," the Detroit Pistons' dance team, will perform to- I "'8"'al Midnight Madness. Career Highlights Is currently the Falcons" leading scorer with three goals and an assist... Earned the Offensive MVP Festivities planned for Midnight Madness Award as a senior cptaln at Milford High, scoring □ The annual first practice, to kick off the Falcons' season under new Bowling Green is a community and the eight goals and two assists ... Was first-team All- take place tonight in Anderson head coach Dan Dakich. basketball team wants to be a part of that," Greater Miami Conference honors as a senior. Arena, includes a half-court "I'm really fired up about Friday night," Dakich said. "We want to reach out to the Favorite board game Dakich said. "It's going to be an exciting students and have them reach back to us." shot for tuition. time for the balketball team." Midnight Madness is a chance for the Monopoly Midnight Madness is an event that has basketball program and the University to Favorite day of the week By RYAN JOHNSON become popular in universities throughout interact as the Falcons begin the new bas- TheBC News the country as the official start of the bas- ketball campaign. Monday — There's no soccer practice on Mondays ketball seasoa By NCAA rules, universi- "It's a great way to kick off the new What do yon do on the bus on the way to road The Bowling Green men's basketball ties cannot began official practice until year," said Jim Nimtz, assistant athletic games? program is entering a new era - and to- midnight Friday. director for marketing. "It's a time for the night is the changing of the guard. Midnight Madness gives the basketball team to have fun and showcase them- Sometimes we sing and dance. The fourth annual Midnight Madness team an opportunity to have its first offi- Favorite Sesame Street character will be held tonight starting at 10:30 p.m. in cial practice in front of its fans. "I like the idea because a college like • See MADNESS, page seven. Cookie Monster Anderson Arena. Midnight Madness will Listen to WBGU PREFERRED Sat. Sept. 1 8th ^ NOW LEASING FALCON FOOTBALL ^ Call Today! Pregame starts at 1:00p.m. 352-9378 FRIDAY SATURDAY B.G. vs Ohio II* Fox Run • Haven House Manor Piedmont • Birchwood Place • Mini Mall Falcons . Bobcats Small Buildings Frontier Housing • Houses GRASSHOPPER Anne E. Game Starts at 2:00 p.m. All residents receive a membership to PIE DeChant Live on WBGU .. Cherrywood Health Spa 8* Right After i (Indoor heated swimming pool, sauna. Hydro-Spa Whirlpool, complete mrgtM equipment, complete lo, kir room and shower facilities) -ON-THI-UNr Next Week: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: Sports Talk Show PROPERTIES ARM WRESTLING CONTEST CONTINUES 19 and Over Every Night ct WBGU 88.1 r> / Friday, October 17, 1997 The BG News page 7 Bobcats pose huge threat to BG gridders
Q The 3-4 Falcons face games we've had as a defense," to watch a lot of film and leam sophomore linebacker Joe O'- from it. GAME an OU team that has Neill said. "It's nothing to be "If we do that, hopefully we one of the best rushing happy about. can be successful Saturday." attacks in the country. "We have a lot to prove and a It's easy to assume that the lot to show." Bobcats play right into the Fal- The Falcons have to show it via cons' hands with the option at- By SCOTT BROWN assignment football, a different tack since it employs almost ex- TheSC News scheme that has been employed clusively rushing the ball. BROADCAST against option football teams. The Bobcats can pass the ball Ohio University has been Each Falcon has a specific as- however, and if anything, the op- WBGU-FM 88.1 downright scary so far this signment - a player to cover - on tion scheme can confuse a sec- NICK LUCIANO season. every down. ondary. and The Bobcats have blown A rash of breakdowns can lead MIKE RYPEL through the competition, winning to severe bums, as evidenced by S five of six games by a combined last year's game when BG trailed "By the nature of their offense, score of 180-84. Their 358-ru- 35-0 at half time. they put a tremendous amount of A pressure on your perimeter peo- (5-1) shlng-yard average with the tri- "If they run it 70 tunes, 68 ple," Blackney said. They force T OHIO University ple-option attack is third in the times you can be perfect and two nation. times you make a mistake or not perimeter people not only to be U Bowling Green is faced with cover an assignment, they're tremendously involved and dis- R stopping this blitzkreig Saturday probably going to end up with a ciplined in terms of the run, but (2 p.m., WBGU-FM) in Athens. touchdown," BG coach Gary they force those same people to D The Falcons hadn't lost in 14 Blackney said. "You compound defend against the pass. A "That's what makes the option meetings against the Bobcats un- that by several mistakes, all of a Y 2 p.m. BG Ncw« Photo by Jinny Mania til last year, when Ohio handed sudden the score gets out of really hard. Against a normal them their lunch in a 38-0 hand." offense, there is somebody in the laugher. secondary responsible for de- Scott Brown's Pick Bowling Green tailback Robbie Hoi I is will return to the Falcons' lineup fending the run. Against the tri- BG is looking for redemption, Bobcat quarterback Kareem OHIO UNIVERSITY 31-7 after missing nearly half of last week's game with a sprained mandible. but can only get that by shutting ple option, you have to have at Wilson set an Ohio record with least two guys in position." The Falcons lost tneir first conference game last week, and need to down a potent rushing attack. beat Ohio to hold any chance of staying alive in the MAC race. 282 rushing yards against the The triple option has oversha- "Last year's game was proba- Falcons last year. He and run- gan (31-7) and Eastern Michigan bly one of the most embarassing dowed a Bobcat defense, ning backs Steve Hoof kin and Riz however, that is ranked first in (47-7). They also defeated Mary- Buckman each average more the Mid-American Conference land of the ACC, 21-14. 9 yards per game than Robbie Hol- and fifth nationally. The Bobcats On the injury front, BG is al- lis, BG's leading rusher. kept Kansas State - the team that most fully healthy as Hollis re- Falcon women s season "It's definitely a big adjust- scored 58 points an the Falcons - turns after his sprained mandible ment," O'Neill said. "It takes a lot to just 23 points and lost by only a last week. Wide receiver Jeremy of time and hard work preparing field goal on Sept. 13. Dusho also returns after missing for the option because they can Ohio's MAC wins have come several weeks with a separated riding on Michigan meet do so many things. You just have over Kent (31-7). Western Michl- shoulder.
□ BG'sCC teams ward to it, and it will be a great challenge." have a huge weekend Bumpers set to spike Broncos Men off to Ann Arbor today in Michigan. The Falcon men are in Ann Ar- IK IK IK IK IK IK IK IK IK IK IK page 8 The BG News Friday. October 17, 1997 NORTHWEST AIRLINES THE SHARPER IMAGE Cash Advance. pays to i® DISCOVER bOll 0000 0000 0000 . . . N'»v0S Accepted where you see the NOWB^SIKII io apply oni"«. go 10 www.discovercard.com CWGwnwoO Trml Compmy. HvW FDC -Up » 1% p«d yoKV OM«l on annual lava! ol purchaaaa. • Friday. October 17. 1997 The BG News puge9 •Cherry Poppin' • Mark Wah I berg's • Tony's Sound Tod McCloskey Daddies <( Boogie Nights" Parade Entertainment Editor INSIDE: 372-2603 "Living with Damon for seven years has definitely made me cynical about the rat-race elements of the music business. I now "Quote of the Day' realize it is better to follow your instincts," Elastica lead singer, Justine Frischmann on her boyfriend, Blur star Damon Albarn. Jumbo Popcorn Independent Swingers brings In the Tom Denk spotlight... BG Entertainer the retro-cocktail scene to life Assistant Editor Pearl Jam lorn Denk I wish more people would The BG Entertainer finishes new come out of the closet. Except for a fortunate few, I've had enough. "Swingers" is most likely the Actually, I'm asking people best movie you haven't seen. album to get the hell out of my Made for roughly a quarter of Eddie Vedder and closet — my clothes closet, a million dollars, "Swingers" Pearl Jam are ready to that is. remai a cinematic master- rele.^f their fifth album I'm sick ot certain people piece .'spite its unusual wearing all my clothes. Here creati i. Proved both by the its in late December, fol- and now, I draw the line. characters and the people who lowed by an LP early in Now, I'm well aware that I made the movie, "Swingers" the new year. am far from the cutting edge stresses never losing faith. PJ's first single is ex- of fashion. About 80% of the "Swingers" is the story of pected to make the clothes I am not afraid to Mike Peters (Jon Favreau), a actually wear in public I barely employed comic who airwaves in early Decem- bought at Old Navy; the rest doubts his future in L.A. His ber. are old T-shirts. friends strive to revive their The album is still Which makes me sad Vince Vaughn (Trent, far left), gives women advice to Jon Favreau buddy's social life, as he's untitled, but there is an when I see society's accepted (Mike, right) in Swingers, a film about finding th e right someone. emotionally destroyed after cross-dressers wearing my Jon Favreau, screenwriter/co- estimated 18 to 20 songs breaking up with his longtime that the band has re- clothes. girlfriend. producer/actor brings personal "Society's what?" you ask? corded. A Piece of My Heart Mike and his friends prowl flavor and detail to "Swingers" Society's accepted cross- the L.A. bar scene, in their Many expect PJ to dressers are women who endless search for "beautiful unveil some of their new choose to jaunt over to the triumphs with emotion babies." During this process, men's side of clothing A Sample of... tunes when they open up the men constantly define what department, select and buy for the Rolling Stones. J.J. Siegel is cool, or as they say, "money." Favreau's Unique men's clothes en masse. Oh, them together. The horrifying The BG Entertainer the humanaity! truths of the Vietnam War are Mike's friends include the Dialogue Students on campus may "Terminator" My fashion evolution has presented to the audiences as ultracool Trent (Vince Vaughn not think of war, let alone the •In one scene, after been both slow and pathetic. we see the women involved of "Lost World"), his lifelong Vietnam War. giving a waitress at a During my college career, first hand. buddy Rob and the embattled copyrights The ordeal seems to be of a Every actor in the show is Sue. casino a 50c piece as a I've gone from wearing Trent: Baby, that was sweatpants, a ballcap and generation in the past and far flawless as the show evokes Favreau not only played the auctioned money! Tefl me that wasn't crummy T-shirts, graduating away from us. We have heard sympathy from the audience. movie's lead role, he wrote and Andy Vajna, co- stories, learned the history in The performances are bril- co-produced it as well. After money. from sweatpants to jeans, founder of Carolco then, for the most part losing our classes and maybe even liantly life-like, which causes Favreau was unable to gather Mike; That was so the ballcap, to finally visited the war memorial in us to wonder if these women the two million dollars for the meaning. Pictures, makers of both wearing some half-way Washington D.C. really did experience these bare bones budget, he was Trent: She smiled. Terminator movies, won decent shirts. With this in mind, there is gruesome events. introduced to a friend's roomate Mike; I cant believe what a Bankruptcy Court Now that I've finally got much we don't know and Much credit goes to the and the movie's future director, an ©Whole you are. auction bid and will pay my clothes "schwerve" many of us could never director, Jim Williams. He put Doug Liman. Trent: No. Mo, baby, she $8 million for the sequal going on, I am beleagured imagine how it must have felt together an umazing cast and Liman filmed the movie smiled. This is what we when I see members of the to be involved. A Piece of My took the chance to put on a almost entirely without permits, rights. came here for. We met a James Cameron, opposite sex buying the Heart, written by Shirly Lauro show that speaks to many and used Favreau and his beautiful baby and she likes and directed by Jim Williams, same few styles that I, and people and address one of the friends as actors, lowering costs you writer-director of the other men, like. Not that the tells the story of six women most important events in dramatically. MJ.KSI She Hkes you. first two films, said in clothes don't look good on who served in Vietnam. history. Favreau, Vaughn and Liman Trent: Whatever. Daddy's published reports he's you, ladies, they do. But Generally, the stories of the Every aspect of the produc- have reaped their rewards from not interested in a third please, in the name of the War are reserved for the men, tion, from the set to the "Swingers." gonna get her to bring her fashion gods, leave us men a but A Piece of My Heart tells costumes, is astonishingly First they talked about friend. And I don't care if I movie. The Terminator few decent clothes which we us that women also contrib- realistic. With all of these "money", now they can roll in end up with her, or one of himself, Arnold alone can wear. uted an extensive amount to aspects successfully put it. baby friends. Schwarzenegger, says he For a few short months, the effort. together, the theme of the won't do anothe- one many, many years ago, I The play presents these show is driven home and without Cameron. actually went to the Gap for women before, during and secured in the minds of the some clothes. However, after the war. The production is audience. Top Ten after repeated attempts — an eye opening experience and Whatever you believe the successful attempts at that - a reminder of where our point is, it is impossible to planned - by my sisters and droves country has been. The intensity walk away from this show of other females to buy from builds with each scene as the without feeling something. For the men's side of the store, I women share there stories. No some, it may be remembrance feature films of was left no choice but to stop one in the cast upstages one of lives lost. For others it may buying there. A young, another and no character is ho the rorogniHnn nf wnmpn 1998 & 1999 shrimpy lugn sCiloul boy given higher esteem over in the war. More importantly, 1. Die Hard 4 faces enough problems, let another. The cast works the production shows who we alone wearing clothes seen wonderfully as an ensemble are as people. It reminds us 2. Predator 3 on females. and holds each other up to pull that we are connected to one 3. Ghostbusters 3 I realize and accept there of this difficult and strenuous another — mothers, daugh- 4. Species 2 are some adrogenous clothes production. ters, families and friends. 5. Scream 2 worn by both men and The play starts off normally Through the most trying women —jeans, sweatshirts 6. Star Trek IX enough. Each woman de- times, it is our duty to stand 7. Men In Black 2 scribes their reason for enlist- beside each other. 8. Independence Day 2 continued on ing in the war. All of them A Piece of My Heart runs have different backgrounds until Oct. 19 in the Joe E. 9. Leathal Weapon 4 page ten and beliefs, yet the war brings Brown Theatre. "X-Files" star David Duchovny stars in Playing God, which opens 10. Freddy vs. Jason nationwide today. A TODAY at 4:00 Present this ad and receive a FREE: 'Sponsored by Alpha Phi. All contributions go at Cochrane Field Happy Ending Sundae with any to the American Heart Association & the sandwich order. 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'Bryn, Mary, & %in The GBG Possee Eddie - Little Cute Happy JJ=Us Dove (HAP), HAPPY SWEETEST DAYI! Hope you Sweetest I Love You...Jennifer have a Grand Day! Sweetest Day. I'm so glad we've met — You're the you mean the Doesn't it make world to me! sense? best! Love, m)) Bis Furry Love - I love you! Cow (TSR) Lisa ThiC Eddie Bubbles, I love you from the sweetest Amy, part of my heart, to me Happy Sweetest Day you are a piece of art! to my sweet pea. Dan, I LOVE YOUI 7! I love you, Dr. Animal 7 Jeff Happy Collage Bowl Varsity Sport of Ihe Mmd STUDY ABROAD CAREER RE-ENTRY Saturday. October 250i SESSION 10 00am 1 00 pm Coma to a session tor study abroad reiurnees The BG News Teams ol 3-5 people w#l compete tor the right to identity the ski Is and qualifies gained dumg to represent BG in the regional College Bowl their overseas experience Tip* on resume Classified tournament Sign Up By Oct 22 in the UAO ol- wn*ng and job interviews wil be discussed lOK. The session it at 330pm m the Capital Room The Sound Parade Questions''Call 372 7164 Ads m the Union on Monday. Oct. 201Y by Tony Cavallario 372-6977 Sponsored by UAO pop melodies (and on "Nothing you'll believe. LOST ft FOUND The B A Thousand Acres (R) Alternative Clothing Kiss the Giris 7:50 • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry Plush Dear with a rose Basket Arrangements Most Wanted (R) • Imported Cigars • Clove One Dozen Red Swetheart starting at 812.50 starting at 814.98 Fri 7:00 9-3012 Midnte Cigarettes • Incense • Unique 5:35 10:10 Koaea Wrapped In cellophane ' BudVaae Candles • Glass Curios •Tapestries with tiui'iiH & baby'a breath Sat San 2.40 4:30 7:00 9-JO hand Out (PG-13) Arrangements • Stickers • Posters 822.50 starting at 812.50 Moo-'Ilinn7:009-.30 * 545 8:00 1050 • 900* Tees Seven Years In Tibet (PO-13) 430 7:10 10:00 445 E. Woostcr floral, Qift and PteyrgGodfR) (At the railroad tracks) 320 720 MO Mon-Sat 11-9 Sunday 12-6 Qarden Center Coming Oct. 24 "A Lite Less Ordinary' 352-3306 906 Napoleon Rd. • Bowling Green • 353-8381 Hours: Mon. Ihru Fri. 8 to 5:30 Sal. 8 to 4; Sun. Noon to 4 campus coffeehouse W "Northwest Ohio's Most Complete Floricultural Shopping Experience" Me' G C 6 0 C* G G G 0 Friday, October 17 8:00-9:30 p.m. Silver River Cafe Free! Come feel the Wicomicos Coffee and desserts will be available Tor purchase! Questions? Call372-7I64 rhythm. Friday, October 17 7 p.m.-Midnight Saddlemire Student IOUKST PftlC€S INTOWN €V€RVDnV - nil DRV - till NIGHT Services EVERYDAY $1.00 WELL DRINKS ALL DAY $1.00 16 oz. DOMESTIC DRAFTS ALL NIGHT $1.25 DOMESTIC BOTTLES W€D GRf.T€FUl D€RD NIGHT (original from Marc's) THURS KRRflOKC (i.50< piutwrs/TIwr.. nensTNight) FRI & SRT DJ • DRNCING MON 1 0 FR€€ WINGS (with beverage purchase) ELCOME 18 + WELCOME QUARTERS CARRYOUT 1» 3S2-8879 *►>, FREE ICE EREE This event is FREE. For more information call 2-8325. I page 12 The BG News Thursday, September 4, 1997 Need • Haircut? AOII AOII ACHI Delia Sigma Pi i female subieaeer needed imrnediaieiy tor 2 1980 1SI 70 3 BH . 2 full BA. roomy Irving arai only» Sunday's the big day Mana- bdrm 2 bath apt. own room. Cheap rent close w/built ins. rrhrcowave. range, refrig . wa ACd Above-141 W.Wooeler YouII finally know the way. Good luck al Review I Review 1 is here, but don't you lea/ to campus Call 354*397 sher/dryar. ihad a deck '277 Gypsy Lana Ee- Od.&S-epm Al AOII. we're .. Know the Purpose and you'll do greaii You win do great, you will do fine lalaa. Newlove Haalry Inc Call Joyce Honon. 352-51S1 eponeored by IMU Sigma PI Always Individuals. Forever Sistersl Since you are the best little of mine. 2 3 subieasers needed immediately tor 2 bed AOII AOII AOII room apt. Reasonable rent. Call 353-3315 1840 Caveker. $1200 Good ahapa. CaH Know the purpose, know your stuff. 354-8802 7am ■ 4:30pm; Arlar Spm 267 4Q49 Pregnant?? Delia Sigma Pi Delia Sigma Pi Need 2 Dec Graduation Tickets Craig. And Review 1 won't be tough. FREE Pregnancy Testa. Can Carrie «? 353-4228 CONFIDENTIAL and CARING AOII AOII AOII Good luck on Review One FOR SALE BY OWNERS Hold your need high, stand race and proud 354-4073 BG Pregnancy Canlar LiMeKara. I know you II shine like the sun 8S1 Flandari Ava. in BaiWvii* SubdWion Counting the days Make your family proud Your number 1 fan will be m the crowd Bowling Graan SKYDtVE NOWII FALL SPECIAL Feeling the keghty Craze and say your purpose loud I FEATURING . JUST «100 00 PE R STUOENT Your doing great < Keep up the good work .-Big HELP WANTED Soon you'll join the Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi 3Badroom Trl-laval Family Room wnh WBFP Visa/Maaiercwd accepted SKYCKVE BG Dave Gupptes. Pears and Ties 2.050 Squara Faal Fanoad backyard _ ■»«« m nan Irony camoua. 352-5200 with all the AOII's 21/2 Baihrooma 2 Car Garaga HOOO's POSSIBLE TYPING Part time. At Now Apptanoaa Abovaground pool w/dar* Delia Sigma Pi Little Rich. PERSONALS Feeling Mghty Crazy Good Luck on Sunday! Home. Tot Free (1) 800-210-0000 Eat T 2076 Curtalna. hardwood floors and mora Big Heather little Corey, I've been wachmg you tor listings. $155,000 Good luck at Review i AOII AOII AOII and your doing Great. $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Chan. Onani Gram.( and Jarry Grainar Make sure you know the purpose. Your Secret Big (419)354 2275 IIATTENTWNll Your Big. Free information. Call 410-347-1475 fha Student Organisations Directory has er- AOII AOII AOII Melissa Dancers - Now hiring for the nvadi Th.i publication indudaa a listing ot all Good luck to our Emerging Leaders Parti Pias- Delta Sigma Pi Little Rich: »1 Gentlemen's Club in Toledo. registered eampua organizations and contact cak and Kriso O'Connor and to learn leader Travel & magazine modeling available GEO "92 Storm. excaJlant condition, wall main- paopla tor each Pick up your copy while sup- Stacy Hubertl We are proud of you1 Are you ready tor Review >1 ? DeiaVu 419-531 0079 lalnad aoutham ownad car A»k $3700 obo plies laal in the Sludanl Lite Otf.ce. 405 AOII AOII AOII DG' Alpha Phi * DG Know the Purpose and the rest of your stuff Hwymilai Call 372 9802 SadrAomiro Sludanl Sorviosel You girls are gonna win. and you'll do |usi fine1 Now accepting applications tor all potiooni ■ Mountain B*. Trak 7000 ml shocks $700. CaH You gvts are gonna rock! GoodLuckl • Alpha XI Delta • PI Bala Phi ■ AOII Little Melissa AOII Pagliai's Pizza Apply in person M-F, 2-4pm @ 3522505 At BroombaM khis Saturday- Get eiated tor the tee Sat n(M«-8 The day is last approaching 945 S. Mem Questions? Call Clarence at You're gonna knock the other Your Big alBIGSHOTSI When you will finely see what AOII teams socks oil"1 352-7571 M-F. 8-5. • Kappa Sigma' Thata Chi' is all aboutiGet eiated So make sure thai you drees warm. Love, Big Monica PREGNANT? NEED HELP? and on Saturday you'll see - Part time Dishwashers A Wait Staff A Cook FOR RENT —SPRING BREAK TAKE 2" Organize AOII Little Melissa AOII ADOPTION IS AN OPTION You girls are gonna win, A warm, caring couple wilt give your baby a life- wanted. 1 -2 lunches a week A 1 or 2 nights a groupl Sal 15...Take 2 Fraa. Jamaica. Can Alpha Phi's Philanthrope1 time ol love, security A wonderful opportuni- week Apply BG Country Club 352-3100 cun. Bahamas. Panama Cily. Kay Waal Day- AOII' AOII' AOII' ACMI Best Wishes* Love your coaches ties Please call Karol A Rob at 'Avail kstmgs lor housas A apta. 98 99 tone. Barbadoa. Padra A Mora Fraa Parties. LI' Amanda A Lir Jen Christie and Kara I 800 292 5363 or call 1 800-027-7222 4 ask S.Y. Pick up al office 318 E Marry Apt f3, or Eala A Drinki Sun Splash Tours Good luck thse Sunday! Part-time Student Employment for Karol A Rob's profile of information will mail. 1-SO0-428-7710 I wish I could be them! Are you looking tor part-time employment ol 15 hours plus per week witrun walking distance to Call 353-0325 1 I know you're Diane, Relive Last Year"s Line Dance 1111 Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise 6 BGSU campus? Interested In working various days $2791 Includes meals, free parties' Gel a Feeling Highly Cnuyl Good luck al Review 1.1 know you will do k*rnt- Come Support BGSU's Basketball Dream unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc? 1 bdrm larga rum. apt an uWind aicapi alac- group - Go Free1 Prices increase soon • Save Love, ic and make our family proud Team Your Big Your Big, Kate with Dance Meralnon'a Dream Team! Rate of pay is (5.15 par hour. Apply in person nc lights 3S2 7454 »50' sprmgpreaktravel com l 800 6/8 63136 between the hours ol 9am-5pm. Mon.-Fri. at: ACMI-AOWAOW AOII I bdrm. unfurnished. 134 1/2 w Poe Rd 1111 Spnng Break Cancun A Jamaica $379! Be at Anderson Arena at 10.30pm on Friday Advanced Speaahy Products, Inc 428 dough DZ DZ DZ BGSU DZ DZ DZ S»ve A Refridg provided John Newlove Real Book Early • Save' Gel a group • Go Freel AOI'Li Betsy'AOII October 17.1997 St BG 43402. Panama City $ 129I South Beach (Bars Close I hope you are exdted tor tnis weekend Congratulations Delta Zeta alumnae Shawntel E stats 354-2280. Flail on her engagement lo BGSU graduate Phone Room Sup/ HR Assistant 5am) $129* springbreaklravel.com Are you Feelin' Mighty Crazy yet? This is your chance to STRUT YOUR STUFF Bnan Bezel I Must be independent worker ml computer exp. 1 aubktaeer needed Spnng semester Large I D00 678O88 Alpha Love and Mine. at Midnight Madneeel! Good oral A written comm. skills, ability to work DZ DZ DZ BGSU DZ DZ DZ house A own room. 2 blocks from eampua A BtgSuean Any Questions call 372-0530 AOII ACHI AOII AOII 3 nights 4 to 930 during the week, plus share bars $l54/mo * 1*3 ulil. Call Laura O AOII' l_H Betsy "AOlt one weekend shift Wiing to work through tie Ls'Abby TAKE A REAL ROAD TRIP! 352-8384 Are you hungry tor some peers ? Earn MONEY and FREE TRIPS" summer A commit to staying at least one year Over 140 Colleges in the US Like Colorado, 2 bdrm apt avail immediately. Furnished or How about a new tie ? AOII I .IKnatyAOII Absolute Best SPRING BREAK Packages Accepting resumes at 13330 Bishop Rd BG Florida, or California at in-stale tut ton fees for unsjmsshed. All milndud Cal 352 1520 VWH you Fry My Kite ? Get excited lor tniMnonl avaHabiell INDIVIDUALS, student ORGAN! a year or semester (bl only) OH352-811SSKI212 lloveguppiee It win be greet ZATIONS. or small GROUPS wanted'! Call NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE Rally's is looking tor hourly and salaried Man- 2 bdrm. furnished 849 Napoleon Rd. Apl. 25 But I know you and I are I'll be with you all the way. INTER-CAMPUS PROGRAMS at INFO-SESSION! agers and Team Members Excellent benefits $300 and up. Avail, now laundry wiltim build Feeling Mighty Craiylll Love, l-600-327-6013or hnp/Avww ,cpl com Tuesday, October 21 st at 8pm Immediate openings. Interested? Please call ing John Newlove Real Estate 354-2260. Love ya' Big Missa Your Big FALCON FOOTBALL FANS 3rd Floor Umon . Taft Room 419-897 0875 2 bdrm. furnished 831 7th St Apt 4 $300 and 1 ACMI L-Knsty AOII 1 P.S. I have a BIG surprise for you" Tune m to Ml FM WBGU this Saturday as Call Co-op program. 2-2451 for info up. Avail. Now laundry within building. John AOH ACMIAOII ACHI Bowling Green travels to Athens lo take on tie Security Officers: Earn $ while you study. Newlove Real Estate 354-2280 AOII New Members AOII Ohio University Bobcats Coverage begins at The 1W7 KEY Yearbooks are Here! Immediate fuH A pt. time positions available in Large 1 bdrm A lots of storage No pen, 1 yr. 15down 1:00pm. Stop by 28 West Hail (Basement) Daily from BG. Musi be at least 18 yrs. old. no eip. lease. $400 including unkDearmo. 6 logo •Be sure to listen to ON THE LINE. BG s only ipm - 4pm to pick up or buy last year's year- necessary, must have phone A reliable trans- 352-1288 or 354 0229 We love you al soil sprots talk show following the game. book. Questions call 372 8086. portation Full benefit package avail, pd. vaca- ! PART TIME HELP , AOII New Members AOII S8.1FM88 1FM88 1FM Theta Chi * Kappa Kappa Gamma non. advancements, uniforms A pay training. AppV m parson or call Continental Secret Ser- Now available: Mount Vemon Apia. 2 bed- Aleia. room. My furnished, util provided., balconies. WANTED i Campue Poltyeyee Grand Maria- vice Bureau. 4' 5 Huron St. Toledo, OH 43804. ■ Tu es dans me coeur laudry realities, on-sne manager Rent nego- 440 E Court St 352 9638 Good luck Sunday at Review f i l-800-ae9<975 Eric sable. Cal now 352 9909 |Earn up to $1500 per yearl Fan Special Any 4 inch Sub. Show them your »i! Thela Chi ■ Kappa Kappa Gamma Special Ed A CDIS majors - I am looking for a Bag ol chips & Bonomlees soda t* 25 Love. few dependable A caring individuals to work RENT BY NOV. 1 GET 10% DISCOUNT. 1 One m only Grandma To My Dee reel Chrlety on Sweeleet Day! with two hours a week. | with my 5 year old autistic son in a structured bdrm. unfurnished. 2 bdrm, lurnf- I This is just on holiday in a tong shedrunfiirrilahed 354 8036 Help others while earnins line of holidays we will share educational program Make a difference in a I money for yourself. ■ Come A See Dawn ai the Changing Times Lil Brian- together, in our forever deepening love young person's lik» A gain a valuable learning Subleaser Needed for Spring 1998 Full nails »30 Fills $20 Best ol luck al Review I will always cherish you experience at the same time CaH Barb at $258 month A gas and eiec I Donate plasma at | 354 2242 Call Today Id Know your stuff 4 the Purpose tool Happy Sweetest Day. Lovel 875^841 Own room and specious closets You'll do greati You really rock my pulchntudinous pen Spring Break M * Cancun From $389 Call Amy ©354 2159 or leave message SeraCare Plasma Center. . •BigMa/cta Come be a Part ol the Dream Team Love. Darren Reps wan ted i Sen 15 and go Ir eei ■Call (419)531-3332 today' Get Involved m Dance Marathon 18 Free leases, Lowest Prices Guaranteed! Subleaser needed 9 Summit Terrace apta. 1 1 800-448-8355" www sun breaks com I for an appointment. I Committee Applications are Avaialable lil Heather. TURNING POaNTS bdrm, A/C. carpeted, transportation to and in 450 Student Services Knowing the pur pose is the key An informal discussion group from eampua. Laundry facilities, and Irving I New Donors bring i Applications are due by Oct. 20 @ 5pm Keeping lath is all you need About eating disorders, weight issues TA.S.P. fciiemattonal is currently interviewing rm.tum avail & a 1 lime add. coal. CaH Sean Any questions call 372 0530 The closer you get do not fear and normal eating highly motivated, hard working BGSU students s? 352 6408 Why I have tha beet dtBe . this ad and receive Beginning Tues.Oct. 21 to All management positions across Ohio Gam Subleaser needed ASAP 10 share 2 Bdrm/ 2 ( On Sunday will be dear) Delta Sigma PI Delta Sigma PI Meets i:0O-2:30pm real world experience to build tor your future balh furnished apt. on E. Marry. Big Ryan $30 on first donation.. Little Jenny. To register call 372-2081 Internships and co-ops available, average 204/persorVmonth plus utilities, cable. A You are the very best Co-sponsored by Counseling Center earnings $7000 $9000 Interested students phone. CaH Derrick A Lynn 9 J52-2281. and you make me very proud. bl Man. * Student Health Service who want more information call ■ ™ Super Coupon1 ™ ^ When compared with the rest Good luck at Review ail I know youll do great 1 800 5433792 you stand tall among the crowd. Know your stulf and the Purpose toot Make me Wool Sweaters $39 95 Open 4 p.m. weekdays • . Your knowledge lor REVIEW 1 proud I Wool Gloves $5 00 Telephone Interviewing Part time Some days, May determine your late. Big Cheryl Lunch weekends Collegiate Connection mostly even A weekends. Flex, scheduling, re- MOW OPEN But donl you worry because 531 Ridge St laxed atmos. m Perrysburg. 874-5842. No sell- I know you'll do great! 352 8333 ing involved. B-g Joey LiLMoianie. DO Dlost PIZZA Delta Sigma PI Delta Sigma PI Wanted 100 Students. Lose 8-lOOtos. New Good luck on Sunday I ZBT' AL PHA PHI' ZBT ' ALPHA PHI metabolism breakthrough- Dr. recommended. [From ihe Post] You're doing Great. Guaranteed $30 cost Free gift. Delta Sigma Pi Funky, Retro HeyZBT- 1 800 856 0916 SALE! David- Secret Big Clothes for your Good luck at Review ft COUPON GOOD THRU 11/30A77 Get eioted lor Broom ball on Saturday I Make your family proud. Halloween Wei pick your team at 1130! Remember Fraternally, Lil Meiame Party needs Sunday is an important day BroombaH is the best because it isn't JAKE FOR SALE ■ SMALL The Beal Family Ever II be cheering for you all the way 194 S. Main St. 25: Delta Stgma Pi I 1 ITEM Know the purpose and youll do fine Love your Alpha Phi coaches, Former BG PIZZA H will make me proud to call you mine Ca/ne. Knsten, and Kelly Antiques Store Good Luck, B»g Jason «4 ZBT " ALPHA PHI" ZBT * ALPHA PHI A Sweet Idea For (now at 182 S. Main St.) j jlRyan. Hours: M-F 10am - 9pm jood Luck at Review 1. I know you'l do hnei I lie ( )nes \ou Love! Sal ft Sun 12 pm - 9pm < now your stuff and make your big proudl WANTED Open late for BGSU KIRK'S Delia Sigma Pi Big Shelley Swedes! l)..\ is Salurday, Students!!! < >c lnln-1 IHtll. Remember .ill the family, friends «ind loved ones who m.ike .1 COIN LAUNDRY differen< e in your life with a Sweetest Daycaid from Hallmark! EX. LG. ADVERTISING JVra>C«JjL»*» 1 ITEM OPEN 24 HOURS Better Ingredients. SALES I PIZZA 75c washes Better Pizza. Add * Hug* Order ol The BG News is Breaditlcka $2.25 Now Hiring: Voled ■ looking for highly Wood County's, cleaning your Managers * motivated individuals Beel laundry Asst. Managers who are seeking ■nBJSM^kVi for 34 years meaningful l.-TZZG 203 N. Main | Delivery Drivers sales/business 1 FREE DELIVERY 709 S. Main St. experience. Help local 3 2 5 6 Due to record sales, we're w business owners ^. - S >. i Si 352-0397 hiring a limited number of increase their sales persons. through the effective Gen's Hallmark use of newspaper Step In al 826 S. Main St. to pick vp an 840 S. Main advertising. Get paid pelta application. 354-2402 based on your phi Theta abilities. * Attention Underclassmen H The Phi Delta Theta Fraternity is looking for a few Requirements: good men to rebuild one of the oldest organizations here at Bowling Green State University. So if you -Must be available to are serious about your college career, not just work Spring Semester socially: but academically and also take pride in •98 to Spring '99 giving back to the community, then come and find -Jr. status out what we can do for you. The Brothers of Phi -own transportation Delta Theta will be at the Union on Thursday and -energy & enthusiasm Friday from 10-2, and in the dorms all next week -goal-oriented from 7-9, recruiting individuals to take part in rebuilding a tradition that's over 150 years old. BATMAN & ROBIN For further information contact Chris at 353-2342 Friday. October 17 & Saturday. October 18 or Jeff at 352-3616 Apply Today @ 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. 204 West Hall 11 ] Olscamp Hall Admission Is only $2,001 Deadlines for Applications is O A0 •Meet the Women's Volleyball team at the Friday 8:00 showing!* Friday Oct. 24th (Bring your Not Just lor your college career, but a Fraternity forLlt$ QmvXmfC+mrw resume if you have one) j , I