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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. WESTHBT MONDAY April 10, 2000 Mostly Cloudy WORLD NEWS 2. OPINION 4 High, 49 CAMPUS 8 Low, 31 The BG News SPORTS .bgnewi.com Volume 88. Isiue 56 A daily independent siudem pness Tire-slashing vandals strike again Ziggy Zoomba's STKKANIE SI7.EMORE "I just cannot believe this." said Thursday night. When she returned slashed." Carter said. "Who does vehicle vandalism. to sponsor STAPf WRITER Jenny Carter, junior IPC major, Fri- Friday morning to get her car she this kind of thing?" The vandalism occurred between day morning when she realized her could not believe her eyes. The Bowling Green Police 3 and 7 a.m. Friday and was focused More than 40 cars had their tires two passenger side tires had been "My car and the car next to me Department received the first report on cars parked on East Wooster and concert bash slashed this past Friday in the sec- slashed with an unknown object. had been damaged and then I looked of vehicle vandalism at 7:35 a.m . State Street. ond spree of vehicle vandalism in Carter had her car parked at a at the parking lot behind the house Friday. Throughout the day they Besides tire slashing, people also two weeks, friend's house on East Wooster and every car had their tires handled more than 10 reports of reported items taken from their vehi- MIKE TUTTLE cles and broken antennas EsTfeRTAINMEVT WkrTER According to Lieutenant Brad Connor, police information officer for the BGPD, police have no clues With the April II Bush/Moby or suspects so far. concert right around the corner, "We are waiting to get tipped off many ticket-holders are still looking by someone, but so far we have no for a place to party before show leads." he said. 'This is around 100 time. cars in two weeks. Someone had to notice or hear something." Tami Budwick. news director at The last spree of vandalism 88.1 WFAL EM. said the station occurred March 30 when approxi- wanted to set up a live remote out- mately 60 cars had their tires slashed side of Anderson Arena before the in the areas around Clough Street. concert, but UAO said the MTV Lt. Connor believes that the com- contract wouldn't allow it. munity is the police's best chance to catch the person or persons respon Therefore. Budwick has arranged = sible for these acts. to have a pre-show pan\ at Ziggy "We are stepping up patrol, but Zoomba's on Tuesday 5 to 7 p.m. what we really need is to work After the partv. University shut- together with the community and tles will pick up students and bring especially the students to find this them back for the concert. person or persons." he said. "Some- one has to know something that 'This is going to be the biggest could help us out." concert psychc-up party Bowling Lt. Connor is asking that anyone Green's ever seen." Budwick said. who has any information regarding "WFAL and Ziggy's are both giving these crimes to call Crime Stoppers away stuff, so it will be a blast." at 352-0077. A cash reward is being offered for any information leading Budwick also said WFAL bought to the arrest and conviction of the two pairs of concert tickets to give subject(s) responsible. away, and it "won't be easy to win "There is no reason behind these them." ______criminal acts and we need to catch •id hke "I'd like to who is responsible." he said. "A lot of people are being victimized for to have have people no reason ' people do d II caught, the person(s) responsi- some crazy rr ble for these crimes could be stuff to get crazy stuff to charged with multiple counts of tickets. get tickets. criminal vandalism or criminal dam- There's no —ii i aging. teiimg There s no If charged with cnminal vandal- what will telling what ism, which is a first degree misdc- STEFANIE SIZEMORE/ The BG News happen wm happen SLASHED — A tow truck driver prepares to load a car after its tires were slashed Friday. Forty other automobiles had their tires there, but , _ _ -_i slashed also. • SeeTIRES, page 8. its defi- there, out it s niteiy definitely going to be going tQ be a a fun stop o ° before the fun Stop Sexual assault myths, beliefs exposed concert.'' before the NICOLE VAI.EK people to see "no harm" in sexual Studies show that anybody is Mil and understand. It is not a new not think it can happen to them." Budwick _„_.„„__» si vii WRITE* .iss.iults. nerable to rape. crime, but it is a ver> under-reported Hoffman said. sa,d concert. Sexual assault is fostered through One of four girls and one of six one. Another myth that is common!) Bud Tami Budwick The issue ol sexual assault is not the misconceptions and false beliefs boys are sexually assaulted by the Male survivors are often shamed accepted is that rapists can only be only a serious one. but one that is that society accepts. age of 18. Adult males arc also by the taboo of same-sex sexual strangers and rapes only occur in wick said WFAL Ntus Director emotionally painful. "One ol the most commonly held raped, though it is less talked about contact, contributing to a sense of desolate areas. owner Bob One of the first ways to combat myths University siudents have due to the stigma rape carries for isolation and despair. "People tend to believe these Everharl was more than receptive of rape is to dispel the myths concern regarding sexual assault is that it men. "Men don't take it seriously that notions because that is what the her proposal. ing it. can't happen to me," said Barbara The belief that men are not raped, the) can be raped because ii threat- movies show and we are taught not The attitudes that society Hoffman. University Health Center or raped only in prisons, perpetuates ens their sense ol security and mas- 10 walk alone." Hoffman said Everhart said the activities will believes to be true are called rajic clinician. "Another common mis- the cruel stigma attached to male culinity to think they could be "In order to stop these myths be held outside if the weather is supportive beliefs. As people contin- conception is that inviting someone rape. assaulted They also do not hear of it nice. The pre-show party will be ue to believe in them, they allow hack to your room is an invitation to Men as the victims of rape is a happening like they hear about free of charge. have sex, ^ hen u is not." new topic for society to deal with women being assaulted, so they do i See ASSAULT, page 8. Budwick said the contract stipu- lations bothered her, but that she still wanted to set up "a party Bowling NEDA awards rape activists, survivors Green wouldn't forget." I Budwick said WFAL hoped to IRENE SHARON SCOTT noteworthy, an educator, dedicated covering a court case for The BG Woman's Story" She also wrote a part of my history . whether I like it CHIhH RllllkTt.K and admirable. News. column in the first issue of The BG or not." give away many tickets to the show The first place winners were "The result of the case had made News last fall to "Jane Doe" is a University stu- in the weeks leading up to it. but received "no help from UAO." Six members from the University Suto. junior journalism major, and a me so angry." she said. "There arc a commemorate dent who was raped earlier this year and city community were awarded lads lelerted to .is "Jane Doe" who lot of misconceptions that I wanted her second when she was visiting Heidelberg. UAO President Jen Joyce said the NEDA award for raising aware wished to remain anonymous. to dispel. Every rape survivor h.is .i anniversary as a She had consumed large amounts of j this was impossible because UAO Suto was awarded because she different experience." alcohol, passed out and was raped. ness about sexual assault Friday at rape survivor [ wasn't "given" any tickets to give Wood County's Commissioners' educated the community about sexu- Suto said she is a survivor "Each year The act was videotaped. al assault through journalism. She because she was able to write and the healing "While her case is very shock- [ away. She said MTV. Bush and Hearing Room. Moby all have a set number of tick- Wendy Suto, "Jane Doe." Logan has written numerous stories regard- talk about her experience. becomes better." ing." said Julie Broadwell. Sexual els to give out under the MTV Cam- Brooke, Julie Humhel-Yisha. in;' rape. The biggest step was printing her Suto said. Assault Awareness Pot Empowcr- Heather Kabler-Ball. and Gary Bish- She was motivated to share her story in the March 1999 edition of ■HI "Dealing with it. ' pus Invasion contract, and UAO did- op were given the award for being experience as a rape victim while the Obsidian. "Surviving - One roalizc lhal s n't receive any. Wendy Suto ' " l See AWARDS, page 8. "We would like nothing more than to have the campus press do all they can with the concert. MTV, TCOM honors students, staff however, has it in the contract that they can't." Joyce said "MTV can't have their name Main speaker unable to attend, but shot v goes on associated w ith any campus newspa- pers, radio stations, corporations or CRAIGGIFEORI) chicken, vegetable lasagna. any companies," said Brian Engel- STATF Warren mashed potatoes and a variety of "The students are the man. UAO concert director. "With salads. most important part the live remote, we looked into set- Aw ards were then given out to ling ii up outside the arena, but we Friday's telecommunications of the program and can't tie WFAL's name with the con- appreciation banquet was viewed the various TCOM students, as as a success, even without its well as awards to members of this was an cert." keynote speaker Jason Jackson WBGU TV and WFAL radio. opportunity to of ESPN. Awards included scholarships, Jackson, a graduate of the achievement awards and awards recognize the best of University, was unable to make it given to members of each class. the students." to the banquet on time to speak Tammi Budwick was honored due to his plane's layover in to have been able to receive the Peter Shields Chicago, rather than in its origi- outstanding senior award. Chair of TCOM dtpaitmtnl nal layover site ol Detroit "I am really happy about this. According to Peter Shields, Being in the TCOM department chair of the'TCOM department, really got me prepared for life Al the conclusion of the Jackson was scheduled to speak alter college." Budwick said. awards ceremonies, raffles were about diversity in the media. Chuck Koncncy, an adviser held. One of these was to deter- Even without his presence. and engineer for WBGU TV. mine the faculty member who Shields fell the overall banquet received an achievement award would have a pie thrown in their went well. for all he has done for the organi- face. Shields' name was pulled. 'The students are the most zation. "This is great. It's a really important part of the program "I am very proud of it. I real- nice thing that they're doing for and this was an opportunity to Is enjo} working with the stu- the students." Budwick said. recogni/e the best of the stu- dents." "This the only time all the dents." Shields said. Konency, who has been with telecommunication organizations Shields added. "This banquet the University for 33 years. are together under one roof. It is is primarily about our students retired in July of 1998 and came nice to recogni/e the accom- Griffey hits first home and the telecommunications back to work with WBGU this plishments everyone else has MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BO News past fall. run as Reds rally to beat community." made as well as your own PIE — Peter Shields, chair of the TCOM department, receives a The banquet kicked oil with a "I am glad to be back. I still groups." said Andrew Freeman, a the Cubs. pie in his face from one of the students at Friday's banquet. dinner, which included dijon enjoy doing this." Koncncy said. senior who works for WFAI. K) page 2 The BG News Monday, April 10, 20(H) WORLD www.byiwws.cotn/ap Greek premier declares e World In Brief victory in elections THH. ASSOCIATED PRESS small blip in the agonizing vote Peru elections overshad- count. owed by fraud accusations ATHENS, Greece — Premier When the conservatives nudged LIMA. Peru (AP) — In elections Costas Simitis declared a razor-thin ahead earlier, tens of thousands of overshadowed by allegations of victory over conservative opponents New Democracy backers unfurled fraud. Peruvians voted yesterday on today to close the tightest political bluc-and-white party banners and whether to give iron-handed Presi- contest ever waged in Greece. danced to folk music in central dent Alberto Fujimori a controver- 'The difficult election battle has Athens, vendors sold "funeral sial third five-year term. given us a significant political victo- notices" for the Socialists. Fujimori, 61. popular for years ry, much bigger than the numbers Minutes later the Socialists edged for having crushed leftist insurgen- show." Simitis said. into the lead Their headquarters cies and ending economic chaos, In reality, however, the incredibly came alive with flares, blaring horns was fighting for his political life tight race was seen as a shock to the and a sea of green party flags. against 54-year-old Alejandro Tole- Socialists after calling early elec- do, a U.S.-trained economist In the northern city of Thcss.i tions in the hopes their economic loniki. groups from the rival parties achievements would carry them to a convincing win. Simitis's prestige as lobbed firecrackers at each other party leader also took a direct hit. The Socialists have led Greece The Nation For the opposition, however, for 16 of the past 19 years and even the apparent defeat proved a evolved from a party of generous significant boost for conservative patronage and anti-American venom In Brief leader Costas Caramanlis in his first to respected fiscal managers and major election campaign since tak- reliable Western allies. They domi- Post office ordering many ing over the party three years ago. nated the last parliament with 160 With more than 77 percent of the seats compared with 103 for New carriers to walk their routes votes counted, ihe Socialists inched Democracy. PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) — ahead of Ihe New Democracy oppo- Previously, the lightest race was Letter carriers around New England sition 43 57 percent to 43.10 percent in 1996 when the Socialists took are being forced to walk more of 41.5 percent and New Democracy their routes and make fewer stops in the race to fill the 300-seat parlia- because of repeated accidents in ment. had 38.1 percent. which parked mail trucks rolled Associated Press Photo But even such a meager advan- This time, the final difference away. PARADE — German President Johannes Rau, center, accompanied by his Greek counter Cositis tage could translate into a majority could be less than a percentage By May. mail carriers will also be Stephanoupoulos, left, view the Presidential Guards in Athens yesterday. Rau is in Greece on a grip on parliament under election point, people but nearly 9 million issued blocks that they will have to three-day vist that will include a trip to a World War II massacre site and a plea that Greece for- laws that highly favor the winner. voters because of an aging popula- put under their wheels every time give Nazi war crimes. For hours after polls closed. tion and Greeks returning from they get out of their vehicles events on the streets mirrored ever) abroad to vote.
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ACROSS . r— • ' " u H 1 Fulton's power 5 Play parts ' 10 Grouch | li T" if TRUTH REVEALED ! 14 African river 15 Caboage Oisfi. " ." 1.:■ briefly • COLUMNIST EXPOSED AS "NOT EXISTENT" ■ 6 Bee colony i7 Emphasize 1 account with my name on it contin- ■ I 11 n That's what I would want Hell, news to you about my lack of exis- 19 Adam's garden r uously gets smaller. - • that's what any student needs. I Itet tence Now I know how Milli 20 Worldly West N I.' That's the really strange part. my existence is in Cayenne, in the e\ Property invaders ■ Vanilli felt when they were , ' Even though I'm not real, I still French Guiana, lounging by the 23 Wi.n waste • exposed, llopelully my non-exis- 25 PAT value ■ need sustenance. But I don't eat river... I ■ tent self won't have to give up that 26 Cheer 4 ^H«4 *■. food. My meals consist of heaping That bastard. "Mark of Excellence" award. 27 Moving vehicle dishes of time. Wherever my hun- He'll probably come back with 4* ■■H ■M ' This can work, though. If we all 29 Knight's Wle gry non-existent presence is. time a T-shirt with the words "My ex is 31 Golden touch I don'l exist. handle this well, a despotic dictator ".1 53 N M starts to disappear. tencc went to South America and king LB T See thai picture at the beginning won't take over while I'm not exis- 35 Coasts ' I don't remember how this fate all I got was this lousy shirt " ■■■ ■ ■-. ■H of this column? That's an actor tent Things will continue on. your 39 M Descartes ' came about. People swear I existed Regardless. I can't change the 40 Captain ■r who was paid to pose for that pho- last semester, but now... I've gone fact that I don't exist. I suppose I favorite group won't split up and Horn blower I tograph. Strange-looking fellow, I tuition will still require hefty loans ^7™ the way of a president's credibility. have to accept my fate and imisi 41 New York ' " must say Apparently a funny face Nobody knows what happened make sure that no harm comes from banks/parents birthplace of Bie 1 is required to go along with an to me. I must have started to fade from it I think I might exist again And should anyone wishes to Mormon Churcn amusing column. 43 Harbinger 1 near exam week, but I have no rec- sometime in the future, so I've got expedite my return to existence, ¥> 2000 TrlburM MM • la vice- . tnC VNVDO I think I used to exist, at one 44 Advanced Al' ngftts reserved ollection of any such events. It was to take all necessary precautions. they can buy my non-existent self a beyond tanas point in time. I vaguely recall impossible for me to resist this Contact won't happen while I'm cellulai phone (or digital wireless. 46 One-piece being corporeal. I think people fate. I just seemed to happen. non-existent, but eventually a I'm not pick\) Or you could con- undergarment Drucker used to be able to contact me. Now Mind you, I can't complain too sage may get to me. My answering 48 "That woman 6 Balloon launches CROSS, vince my instructor's not to punish if you look up my number or e- much. Really. At least I'm not here machine still works, and my roi 49 lor the course 7 Draw neai mail and attempt to establish con- my GPA simply because of a little bO Primary color 8 Infield cover, word to enjoy the snow mate (who occasionally exisisi 52 Bat wood tact, nothing happens. People have non-existence. We can gel through briefly LOOKING FOR Well, OK, there are downfalls. should be able to handle those mes- this. 54 Carry 9 Utter oaths tried, lew have succeeded. It's kind Not everything is all right. How sages. || my phone is non-existent, 57 Convened by 10 Ficlional smjler Don't worry, however. ANSWERS IN ALL of like trying to send a Icttei to can one fight accusations when one there's always voice mail. propaganda 11 Take the tram Santa Claus. It's quite all right. 62 Head dip 12 State firmly docs not exist? When something These columns you read will m Fen-lovers THE WRONG My tuition dollars still go to this 13 Blue arid Cross goes wrong, how can one respond continue to appear (Editor's Note: mecca This non-i Oslenl column isded- 18 Overflow letters PLACES? University (including those if one does not exist? How can one we don't know how they do, but 54 Guess ?2 Neil or Nunn accursed oul-ot-slate fees). I still play the McDonald's Monopoly they just dol Night after night, icated in the fans oi the non-i in 66 Graven mage 24 Soldei's Ml GET SOME HELP have a class schedule in my name, game when one cannot supcrsizc there will be a Page 3* going to the tent Mi HI Puppets. You rim ir\ to 67 Property claim 28 Snare FROM THE even though most of the instructors his non-existent meal ' printers. Your crossword is still in contact J. Michael Bestul at 68 _ Cruz, CA 30 Thirst-Quenching would be hard pressed to find me 69 let! 32 Toppling a ANSWER KEY — Help is needed to find me. I good, non-existent hands. />(■*/(" holier bgsu.edu But we're "0 Zesly flavor monarch in attendance. The student food think my existence took a vacation. I'm sorry that I had to break this noi promising anything. 71 Downs and Gram 33 Pol siarte- mvw.bgnsws.CQW 34 Kernel DOWN 35 Worn out From Another Campus... 1 Fimy, impure 36 Residence 51 Hesoed decor layers 37 Fabrication 53 Clotti border 59 Ages and ages 2 Ol musical 38 _ Tome and 55 Fang and ages After reading articles from college newspa- sounds Pnnape 56 Ferber and 60 Place ol most 3 Tried 42 Sharp, shrill bark OBnen people pers, the Powers That Be at Page 3* came 4 Long, long time 45 Take to task 57 Floating ,aiP 61 Sprint across this strange yet oddly humorous tale. 5 Walker or 47 Desire 58 Change the 65 Greek cross The only question we have is, why didn't anybody think of this during our election? Ohio weather Monday, April 10 Pronunciation: kor • pOr • E • &l AD PROMISING FREE PUPPIES, AccuWeather* forecast tor daytime conditions, high/low temperatures Function: adjective KITTIES CLOGS STUDENT Etymology: Latin corporeus— of the body, from corjtor-. corpus GOVERNMENT PHONE LINES Date: 15th ceniury by Billy O'Keefe 1: hawing, consisting of, or relating to a physical maieiial body, as Columbia College 6: not spiritual : not immaterial or intangible April 7. 2000— Five classified ads offering free goods ran in the March 3 I edition of the Uni- versity of Florida's student newspaper, the Alliga- tor, and had phones subsequently ringing off the hooks. Jk%Mm. 5» ^INC«i (TPiHB our yoan. co*rQ That's not loo unusual, except that the ads. placed anonymously, were fake, and the numbers sfR\N<7 «S IN THEW £s/£P-y •Urffi.e X LOOK ^ — two per ad, 10 in all — were those of Student Government party members and candidates, none of whom were giving away any free puppies. The ads. which ran on election day for Che can- didates, offered, among other things, furniture, rottweiler puppies and Persian kittens, all for free. The outpouring of calls made it difficult for can- didates to keep their phones and answering machines plugged in, let alone use them to com- 1 Portetnouth ;60°/44J~ municate with fellow party members. For SG presidential candidate Ian Lane, who (2000 AccuWeather. Inc was listed as giving away the free puppies, it was a good idea at a very bad time. "If it was done on Thursday, I probably would have thought it was funny," said Lane. 'The fact Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Shows T-storms Ran Flurries Snow ice that it was done on Election Day—1 would have to say it was disrupting rather than funny.'' L . \.... MMtfAwi "The intent is clear," said Mark Adler. whose number was listed alongside Lane's in the same ad. "The intent is to screw up communication." Not everyone's feathers were ruffled by the incident, however. Some shaied the sentiments of presidential candidate David Winchester, who 1 to Q © admitted the prank was a hindrance but neverthe- less found it to be "hilarious." fi , Mixed UU Partly Jeremy Kaplan, who ran for treasurer, look it LU Snow.Rain % Cloudy S Showers one step further. He was honored to be involved "I was happy they included me in there Q because I want to be in on the fun." he said. H High: 42° ^ High: 50° E High: 55° Lew: 30° ^- Low: 31° ^ Low: 35° AW'iWo Nonniii/ e<"icxiti©U-««.r. b^vcv .e.4 Becker Oe Falcone Late Show (In Angry Man" I (In Stereo) X Stereo)X SBC Worm Entertainment Hollywood Mow*t:e*') fame/)Krss "(1995. Comedy) MegHyan An Once and Again | firUm | ; Nigntl.ne I CD News Toniqhl loniqhl " Squares X American woman crosses piths w Letters to the Editor Policy 210 West Hail Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write Copyright © 2000, The BG News, Bowling Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 us and let us know where you stand. 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Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the nditorlal Board are final. \ -*- Monday, April 10, 2000 The BG News page 5 CITY www.bgneivsxom/city Studebaker show drives into Woodland Mall ANNE MOSS "Hardly anyone in the club is an Safety was one area that Stude- STAFF WRITF.R original owner of their Studebaker." baker car designers focused on. For said one of the members showing their time, Studebakers were created • off their car this past weekend. for safety more than any other car. This past weekend members of Most of the members said that said a car owner. the Western Lake Erie Chapter of there is no specific amount of The styling of the Studebaker the Studebakers Drivers Club money they put into each cat. it just was very modernistic, said a WLEC parked at Woodland Mall to show depends on how much you arc member. They were first to integrate off their late models of Studebakers devoted to the restoration. They also the front fender with the hood and — something they consider a great said that there are still suppliers of also lowered the entire mid-section commodity. Studebaker car parts, and they are to create more of a sports car look. "The purpose of these shows is surprisingly cheap. "In fact." he continued. "Mustang mainly to show that we are proud to Studebaker started out as a buggy stylists copied the design from the use these cats, they are not just show maker in 1852. Studebaker originat- Studebaker." pieces," said a devoted member. ed in Ashland. Ohio, with some As far as style, the 195.1 Starliner, This is the 11th year that th» car plants in southwest Ohio before one of Studebaker's models, won show has come to Woodland Mall. moving to South Bend. Ind. national polls for being the best All of 18 late model Studebakers In 1902 they came up with their looking car of the century. were on display ranging from the own version of the electric car. and Another interesting fact about year 1931 to 1955. in 1904 started to make gas automo- Studebaker is that they were the first The cars are owned and kept up biles. to coin the terms "pick-up truck" by members of the WLEC. There are Studebaker continued to create and "station wagon." said the devot- more than 100 members ranging new cars and new innovations until ed member. from as far north as Flint, Mich., and 1966 when another corporation took Their pick-up trucks were the as far south as Columbus. over and Studebaker was forced to first with radios and tail lights The chapter meets periodically to go under another name. Studebaker specialized in improved go on cruises, have dinners, travel to As far as innovations, the compa- lighting for all their cars. museums, partake in mall shows and ny was willing try new things that One of the most famed Studebak- BEN FRENCH/ The BG News to exchange information about may not have been popular for that ers is the 1931 President. restoring their precious automobiles. time period, said one member of the HOW MUCH IS THIS ONE? — Car enthusiasts view a 1931 President Sedan at the 11th annual car "It is the top of the line Stude- show this past weekend. Each state has about three or four WLEC. baker." said a WLEC member. chapters, and there are about 12.000 Innovations such as smaller "They are in the same league as these car owners. In 2002 they will be celebrating Chapter. Aside from traveling all members worldwide, according to a chrome grills were something that Benlley in the Classic Car Club." The members of the WLEC and Studebakers scsquiccntennial just as the United States to partici- member. There is a worldwide club wasn't popular at the time, but There are so many interesting tid- all the Studebaker car clubs cele- if the cars were still in production. pate m iur -hows, theic i~ .1 national' that is devoted to Studebaker owners Studebaker incorporated into their bits and style innovations that make brate the car company's anniversary However, this car show is not the meet in Madison. Wisconsin coming and drivers. car design. Studebaker cars so attractive to on Feb. 14. last stop for the Western Lake Erie up later this year. Starling droppings pose potential danger to community KIMBERLY DUPPS The droppings of the birds contain typically in June or July, after the breed- Trimming the trees reduces the room the ii can accumulate. STAFF WRITER bacteria and fungi. When the droppings ing season. starling has to roost and the birds may "The best thing to do is to spray off dry. they form spores which can be However, citizens are already begin- move onto another tree. the droppings v. ith a garden hose before N'unicipal Administrator John Faw- inhaled by someone in the area. ning to call the Wood County Health "We have formed v hat we are calling it accumulates." Espen said cetl addressed a yearly problem that In extreme cases, inhaling the spores Department to find ways of reducing the a task force." Fawcett said. "It consists When spraying the droppings, one Bowling Green faces at last Monday's can cause meningitis. However, the number of starlings in the trees in their of employees by the public works and should wear a respirator to prevent City Council meeting. droppings mostly cause respiratory yards. electric division, our human resources inhalation of the fungi and bacteria from problems and diseases. and material resources will be pooled Starlings, dark muscular birds, are When the health department receives the droppings. beginning to arrive in Bowling Green "We do want to take the steps that are a call from a citizen, an employee in the for the purpose of going out and trim- for the summer. going to be eliminating or reducing the environmental health department will go ming trees." Residents should not try to put poison health risks, not only to our own work- out to the place of residence and inspect The city will be trimming the trees on in the tree to rid trees of starlings It is Starling droppings are potentially not something that is possible to do. dangerous, especially to those who have ers, but citizens who may be living on the grounds. The resident will be a complaint basis. asthma, immune disorders or are on streets that have large trees that are informed of the potential health risks However, if there are starling drop- according to Espen medications, according to Brad Espen, infested by starlings during their roust- and how to manage starling droppings. pings already in a person's place of res- If you have starlings in your yard, director of environmental health for the ing period," Fawcett said. Espen advises citizens to trim their idence outside the city's jurisdiction. contact the Wood Count) Health Wood County Health Department. 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These peo- No speaker at yesterday's Sinn ple hark back to an era of majority DUBLIN, Ireland — Sinn Fein Fein meeting — including promi- (Protestant) rule," added Martin on yesterday dismissed British nent architects of the IRA's bloody McGuinness, the former IRA com- demands for a start to Irish Republi- campaign to abolish Northern Ire- mander who served as education can Army disarmament, the long- land and its British links — suggest- minister in the suspended four-party running dispute that has once again ed that the IRA should break the Cabinet. plunged Northern Ireland's peace impasse by making a commitment to But McGuinness also offered process into deadlock and disillu- disarm. Significantly, however, none conciliatory words to Protestants sion. suggested that the IRA ought to who worked with him during the At the close of their IRA-linked abandon its 1997 cease-fire either. brief power-sharing experiment. party's two-day annual conference, Sinn Fein speakers said that "I could not have asked for better Sinn Fein ac.ivisis blamed the rather than demand IRA disarma- assistance from those around me," British government and the leader of ment, Trimble must confront hard- McGuinness said of his British gov- the major Protestant party, Ulster liners within his party, who have ernment-employed aides. "They Unionist chief David Trimble, for vowed to topple him if he tries to go knew I was a republican. I knew the suspension of the province's back into government with Sinn they were unionists. They could Catholic-Protestant administration. Fein. have sabotaged the work of the Britain in February suspended "If David Trimble continues to (education) department. They didn't. Northern Ireland's power-sharing procrastinate, then the opponents in Did their unionist world collapse? Cabinet — the central objective of his party will destroy him," Sinn Hardly." the 1998 Good Friday peace accord Fein chairman Mitchel McLaughlin "Throughout my 74 days in Associated Press Photo — after just 11 weeks in office. The said. a office the old stereotypes on both decision came after the IRA failed to NORTHERN IRELAND — Sinn Fein Chief Negotiator Martin McGuinness delivers his address to Trimble's opponents within the sides were breaking down," he said. the Sinn Fein Annual Conference in Dublin, Ireland, yesterday. make any moves toward giving up Ulster Unionists "do not want a Rebels continue assaults on Russian positions in Chechnya THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Russian checkpoints in southern Chech- attacked checkpoints and ambushed Russian moving freely around Chechnya in bands of positions near the villages of Kharsenoi. nya were also targeted. According to the troops deep in the north with apparent case, 20-25 militants and can easily attack Russ- Tangi and Khatuni in the southern moun- command's press service, one border guard keeping federal forces on the defensive. ian positions and formations. "We cannot be NAZRAN, Russia — Rebels attacked tains, the military command said. Russian Russian army checkpoints in Grozny and was wounded in attacks on three posts in the A Chechen field commander said rebels subdued." he said other parts of Chechnya yesterday, demon- Argun Gorge. Several rebels were killed and would keep up the attacks, and warned that Still, the commander, who took a number warplanes flew 10 missions yesterday morn- strating they can move freely despite the others were dispersed, the press service strikes against the Russians would increase of wounded rebels to Nazran in neighboring ing, the command said. Moscow's claims to have defeated the insur- said. • as summer approaches. Ingushetia for medical treatment, said the gents. "Bandits in groups of 10-15 people are "Many young Chechen men who were in insurgents had suffered heavy losses and Russia sent ground troops into Chechnya Posts in the heavily guarded capital testing the readiness of our units to rebuff refugee camps in winter will come back to were tired and weakened by the winter. in September. The campaign came after Grozny, seized by Russian troops in Febru- their attacks," the command's press service Chechnya and join the militants' unit> in the "F.very (hird (militantI was wounded, but rebels invaded neighboring Dagestan, and said. summer," the commander, who gave his even those of us who were lucky are feeling ary, came under attack at least six times yes- the rebels are also blamed in apartment terday, though there were no casualties, the Russia claims to control the northern name as Isa. told The Associated Press sick." the field commander said. Interior Ministry's press center said. two-thirds of Chechnya, but rebels have He said the militants were still capable of Russian aircraft bombed and strafed rebel blasts in Russia that killed about 300 people listen up class of 2000! the perfect graduation gift is the one you actually graduation countdown class of 2000 network graduation announcements ^online gift registry *real world guide careers and a whole lot more gsu.eGrad2000.com from your friends at THE BG NEWS enter to win a trip for 10 to JBgratmtltliE the right start hi M ml worM europe ©JOBTRAK.COM page 8 The BG News Monday, April 10.2000 CAMPUSwtow. bgrtews. com/campus TIRES ASSAULT Got Web? Conlinued from page 1. what they have done. Conlinued from page 1. the sexual assault is their fault. victed rapists have shown various "A hundred cars in two weeks Fact: Under Ohio Law. physical motives for men raping women, yet We Do! manor, the subjecl(s) could face up deserves a severe punishment." she from being spread we need to imple- resistance by the victim is not none of the studies have shown sex- 10 six months in jail and a $1,000 said "You should do the time to fH ment more programs, materials, required. Instead, the issue is con- ual gratification as a primary fine. the crime." posters and more open forums/dis- sent. If the victim did not consent to motive. The reasons given most • Daily crossword answers If charged with criminal damag- Kara Grcssler, junior interior cussions," she said. sexual activity, a crime occurred. often by rapists are power, domina- • Classifieds online ing, which is a fourth degree felony, design major, also had her tires The American College Health The law recognizes that there arc tion, revenge and humiliation. Rape the subject(s) could face up to a year many reasons why a victim may not • Archives of the Print Edition slashed Friday morning. Association encourages students to is an act of aggression and violence to a year and a half in jail and up to challenge myths and stereotypes. physically fight the attacker. a $2,500 line. "Why? Is all I can say." said accomplished through sexual • Political cartoons & comics Gressler. as her car was being towed It said, "Challenge your friends Reasons may include shock, fear, means. "It all depends on the severity of threats, the size and strength of the • Daily Horoscopes to a local gas station to be repaired. who belittle rape or don't understand Myth: Women ask to be raped by crime and the type of property dam- it—those who accept these defini- attacker or the victim's lack of • Weather age, but in most cases like this the "Whoever is doing this needs to the way they dress or act. tions of sex and gender roles that awareness that an assault is occur- Fact: This myth has long been charge is criminal vandalism." Con- find something better to do with ring because they are not awake. nor said. their time." she said. "'I hope the include forcing someone to have sex with us and is perpetuated when See what's new or getting them too drunk to say no." Myth: There is a higher rate of Carter feels that whoever is found police have a plan of action to try to people seek to find justification for "When you hear people making false reporting of sexual assault than responsible for this should pay for catch whoever is responsible." other crimes. rape. No woman ever asks to be! in the news!! rape supportive comments, let them raped. People may engage in high- Fact: According to the Federal know the facts, and tell them what risk or low-risk behavior, but the type of attitude makes you uncom- Bureau of Investigation, less than two percent of sexual assault reports responsibility of a rape always lies fortable." said Jenn Wickersham. on the perpetrator, not the victim. Coalition Against Sexual Offense are false. This is the same as the ^^ ■ BGSU Dining Services presents the false reporting rate for all major Myth: Men can't be raped. (CASO) graduate assistant. Fact: A growing number of males Some sexual assault myths and crimes. In other words, a person is no more likely to lie about a sexual arc reporting being raped. tacts are: gjjj Community Easter Buffet assault than to lie about their car Myth: A woman can't be raped Myth: Most sexual assaults being stolen. by someone she is dating, or some- m occur between strangers. Myth: Sexual assaults are not one she has had sex with before. ERVICES Fact: According to the U.S. planned ahead of time Fact: It does not matter what the Department of Justice, at least 70 Fa A: Studies indicate that over relationship is between the woman Sunday April 23rd, 2000 1 lam until 2pm percent of all sexual assaults are 80 percent of sexual assaults are and the rapist. Sex against a person's at the McDonald Dining Center. (Please use committed by someone the victim planned in advance. More than 95 will in any situation is rape. It does- Towers West entrance off of Thurstin Ave., knows—a date, friend, co-worker, percent of gang rapes are planned in n't matter if the two have had sex boss, neighbor, teacher or coach. advance. Pre-planned sexual before, if they are going out or even it will be marked by balloons). Myth: Sexual assault is a serious assaults might involve stalking a if they are married. In terms of date but rare crime in the U.S. victim, asking a woman on a date rape. 57 percent of campus rapes Fact: Sexual assault is among the with the intention of raping her or occur while on a date. Menu most serious crimes. serving alcohol at a party and trying Myth Sexual assault is not a big Slow Roasted Prime Rib w/Au Jus Unfortunately, it is also very to get someone intoxicated in order problem on college campuses. Hand-Carved Country Smoked Ham common. Approximately one in four to make them vulnerable to sexual Fact: It is estimated that one in females and one in six males will assault. four college women experienced Chicken Breast Chablis report being sexually assaulted by Myth: Rape is an act qf sexual rape or attempted rape on campus in Pasta Primavera age 18. passion. 1095. However, 90 percent don't Vegetables, Gourmet Salads Myth: If the victim doesn't fight. Fact: Numerous studies of con- report the crime. Dessert Bar & Beverage AWARDS Continued from page 1. orable mentions. The honorable client at the SAAFE program." Price mentions were Brooke. Yisha and Kirby said "She was determined to Kabler-Ball Adults-$10.95 plus tax ment (SAAFE) program coordinator make a police report She wanted to at Behavioral Connections. "She is Brooke, a junior biochemistry BGSU Students - $9.95 with Student ID (meal plans accepted) name her perpetrator, but remain not being honored for being a rape major, was awarded for his .nine anonymous" victim, but for the handling of her participation as a facilitator in the Children ages 3-10 years - $5.95 plus tax Kabler-Ball was the third honor- Children under the age of 3 years - FREE case. She'd displayed a lot of University program "What Men courage."" Need to Know About Rape." able mention. She was awarded for Golden Buckeye Card Patrons - $9.95 Gary Bishop, chief assistant In this program, male students her growth and strength she'd gain prosecution attorney for the Wood conduct interactive workshops for while participating in the SAAFE County prosecuting office, was their peers to decrease the likelihood program. Reservations Required please call: University awarded the second place NEDA of sexual assault. According to Broadwell. the Catering at 372-6951 Monday thru Friday 9 am-5pm award. "Brooke has become an exem- NEDA award was named after Neda "Some prosecutors won't touch plary facilitalor."said said Craig Hardeman. who was raped in 1996. sexual assault cases where alcohol is Vickio. NEDA selection committee Hardeman had went through three Parking available in lots J & 3 (off of Thurstin Ave.) involved in," said Monica Kirby. member."Ovcr the past year and a trails before justice was serve. and lots 7 & 8 between Merry & Reed St. off of Thurstin Ave. NEDA selection committed mem- half, he's conducted 23 workshops In the fall of 1997. the idea for ber. "He touched cases such as this and trained 250 to 300 male stu- the NEDA awards was conceived. because he wanted to send a strong dents." "It then seemed a more perfect message to the Wood County people Yisha. former University student, example of a sexual assault strug- that sexual assault crimes shouldn't was awarded the NEDA award for happen here." gling against the system to achieve being an active SAAFE advocate victory, in this case right here in Also recognized were three hon- THIS WEEK "Before an advocate, she was a Wood County," Broadwell said. I day I stop by MTV's ground zero for •MTV VJ auditions »a hands-on lesson in the newest music software #spankin new videos •tips from MTV's house of style •loads of free stuff •choose or 'ose voter registration »a chance to win tickets to the concert and meet Moby and Bush •the'ground zero second stage with live performances from trauma ^recording artist Bree Sharp *tuesday april 11th from noon to 5 pm at the field behind the anderson arena I night I the MTV experience continues into the evening with an exclusive live concert featuring Bush and special guest Moby •tuesday april 11th at the anderson arena. •for more information on MTV campus invasion checkout CAMPUS INVASION mtv.com MUSIC TELEVISION WATCH MTV II ^TTIME WARNER CMNNEL 12 FOR UPDATES ABLE Fbcus* Neutrogena DAI LIES'I ARRID Tnonsler.com Of*-DAY CONTACT LENSCS Aiiii-oersp Mnl/Deodorant \j Monday, April 10, 2000 The BG News page 9 SPORTS wivw.bgnews.com/sporls Tennis Men's, women's tennis teams record Mid-American Conference wins- DOROTHY WRONA flights in straight sets 4-6, 7-5 to Gabel disposed of McEnery 6-0,' SPORTS WnnT.it Miller. 6-4 for a fifth flight victory. Devon Bissinger lost the first set Peter Gardonyi capped the day; Another Falcon tennis record has 1-6 to Bhzendine but won the next with a 6-2. 6-4 triumph over Christ-, been achieved. two sets 6-3. 6-0 for the fifth flight ian Lovelace. Tracy Howitt reached the 100 victory. The Falcons improved to 12-6' win plateau with a victory in dou- Howitt defeated Alyce Zollman overall and 2-0 in the MAC with a bles when she and Devon Bissinger 7-6, 6-1. She now has the team's road victory at Northern Illinois yes- took the third flight from Shelly best singles mark at 18-8. terday. Bhzendine and Gena Tranquada 8-3. The Falcons next match is Friday Gabel and Wild defeated Brent The victory Thursday was Howiit's afternoon at Northern Illinois. On Saturday they travel to Kalamazoo Sitarski and Patrick Molin 8-4 in the 100th combined victory of her first flight. BGSU career. to battle Western Michigan. Men's Tennis Geoff Hiscox and Ed Kuresman The Falcon tennis team improved fell to Mattias Ottermark and Tim its record to 9-6 overall and 4-1 in The men's tennis team won its second consecutive match with a 7- Freesen 8-6 in No. 2 doubles. the MAC with a 5-2 victory at Ball Twins Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo State. 0 home shutout of Xavier Friday. Brandon Gabel and Vitek Wild and Micael Lopez-Acevedo took the Abby Bratton and Erika defeated Danny Sturdevan and Rob third flight 8-6 from Jim Perlman Wasilcwski began the afternoon Bakker 8-2 in No. I doubles and Nick Gryfakis. with an 8-2 doubles win over Darcy Geoff Hiscox and Ed Kuresman Wild earned another No. 1 sin- Poulos and Libby Gerding. The vic- followed with an 8-3 defeat of Zee tory improved Bratton and gles victory with a 6-4. 6-3 defeat of Siddiqui and Scott Tnplett. Sitarski Wasilewski's season record to 16-9. In the third flight, Nicolas Lopez- Deidce Bissinger and Meghan Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo took the Acevedo and Mike Kossoff won an second flight 6-1. 7-5 from Molin. Rhodes won the second flight over 8-4 decision over Aaron Bauer and Julie Bcckman and Susie Miller 8-4. Hiscox thwarted Ottermark's Kevin McEnery. efforts 6-1. 6-2 in No. 3 singles. With the win Deidee Bissinger The Falcons had little trouble extended her school record to 147 Kossoff look straight sets from with the Musketeers in singles, win- Perlman 6-4. 6-4. combined wins. ning all in straight sets. The Falcons continued their Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo won the Kuresman lost in three sets to domination in singles play. Bratton first flight over Sturdevan 6-4. 6-4. Gryfakis 6-4. 6-7. 5-7. defeated Tranquada in straight sets Wild routed Bakker 6-1. 6-0 for a Gabel lost another tight match in MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News 6-4, 6-4. second flight victory. the sixth flight 6-7. 1-6. 6-7 to Wasilewski fell to Beekman in a Hiscox triumphed in No. 3 sin- Radovan Zikovic. but the 5-2 victo- BRATTON — Bowling Green's Abby Bratton sends one back the other way in a recent match. Brat- tight three set match 6-4, 2-6. 5-7. gles with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Bauer. ry belonged to the Falcons. ton won both her singles and doubles match Thursday as the Falcons defeated the Cardinals. The Rhodes stole the third flight from Micael Lopez-Acevedo stole the The Falcons v. ill play their final men also defeated Northern Illinois in DeKalb over the weekend. Poulos by a score of 6-3, 5-7, 6-3. fourth flight from Scott Triplett 6-3. home match against Ball Slate at Deidee Bissinger lost the fourth 6-1. Keefe Courts at 1 p.m Thursday. Yankees pitching coach faces deadly blood cancer O's down THE ASSOCIATED PRESS months of chemotherapy, meaning effects from the medication, but it's Stottlemyre will miss the Yankees' "Joe's made it easier on me because he's been nothing I won't be able to handle." Tigers SEATTLE — New York Yankees home opener against Texas tomor- He said his condition showed up row. He does not expect to miss through the battle. We've had a lot of pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre has in a normal physical last spring. He THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a form of blood cancer that he said many games this season. adversities on the club. This is just another said he was borderline anemic, a was diagnosed about a year ago. In Phoenix, Todd Stottlemyre one." blood deficiency. He said he was not BALTIMORE — The Baltimore The 58-year-old coach will begin said his father's optimism bolstered fatigued and would not have known Orioles are getting contributions treatment in New York immediately the entire family. about it had he not been diagnosed from virtually everyone on the ros- but expects to keep working with the "I mean here he had a son go Mel Stottlemyre through blood tests. ter They have won with good pitch- through a similar deal where team New York Yankees pitching coach Yankees players did not know ing and they've emerged on the pos- "I feel fine." StotUemyre said leukemia had taken his life, and now itive end of several high-scoring to have to battle it in his adult life," surgery. about their pitching coach's condi- affairs. Sunday. "Now it's time for me to go Torre said. "It's a scary situation tion. in and tackle this." Todd said. "Yet to do it as coura- whenever you mention cancer." Todd wanted to see his father Not much has gone wrong thus The cancer attacks plasma, the geous as he is and with the attitude Suspended Yankees slugger Dar- immediately but is scheduled to "I've kept it quite for a period of far for the Orioles, who had a long fluid part of the blood, and is called he is. to me. gives him a fighting ryl Strawberry had colon cancer pitch today in San Diego. time," Stottlemyre said. "Surpryjna- list of heroes yesterday in their fifth chance." surgery in October 1998. ly, it hasn't been all that difficult." straight victory, an 11-6 rout of the multiple myeloma, a malignant dis- "What he said to me this moming Detroit Tigers. ease of the bone marrow. Philadel- Mel Stottlemyre and his wife. 'The doctors have used the word was 'Win one for me tomorrow,'" "My prognosis is good. It's very Jean, received the National Recogni- Will Clark Jrove in three runs, phia Flyers coach Roger Neilson has cure, which I'm very thankful for," Todd said, choking back tears. "I'd good. Like all treatments of cancer, but he was merely one of many the same cancer and underwent a tion Award from the Leukemia Soci- Stottlemeyre said. "They've told me love to get out of here now, but at the things are changing every day." ety of America in 1992. stars. stem cell transplant last month. everything is in my favor." same time I know he wants me to Stottlemyre, who pitched for the "This is a whole team effort Stottlemyre lost an 11-year-old Yankees manager Joe Torre, who In his fifth season with the Yan- stay." Yankees from 1964-74. said it is here." said Clark, who's hitting .500. son, Jason, to leukemia in 1981. Ari- had prostate cancer surgery last year, kees, Stottlemeyre is considered one After chemotherapy, Stottlemyre important for him to keep working. "It hasn't been a one-man show. It's zona Diamondbacks pitcher Todd said bullpen coach Tony Cloninger of baseball's top pitching coaches. will have a stem cell transplant. He But he said he would step down if been a little bit of everybody." will fill in for Stottlemyre for the will be treated four days a week for Stottlemyre. Mel's son, has donated His staff's have finished in the AL's his health problems create any prob- Rich Amaral. Albert Belle .ind $1 million to leukemia research. opener and whenever necessary for top five in team ERA in the past four four weeks as an outpatient and not lems. Jeff Conine had three hits apiece for Mel Stottlemyre made the the two-time World Series champi- seasons, including first in 1997 and require hospitalization. His blood the Orioles, who led 11-3 after four announcement at a news conference ons. 1998. will be cleansed through a machine "Joe's made it easier on me innings before completing a three- before the Yankees played the Seat- Stottlemyre told Torre about his Todd Stottlemyre has credited his and reintroduced in his body, he because he's been through the bat- game sweep Delino DeShields had tle Mariners in the final game of a cancer after the manager's operation father's support for his unprecedent- said. tle," he said. "We've had a lot of two hits, two stolen bases and two season-opening road trip. in March 1999. ed attempt to return from a partially "It's not painful," Stottlemyre adversities on the club. This is just RBIs The treatment will include four "It's a blow and it hits you hard," torn rotator cuff to pitch without said. "There are a few minor side another one." Jose Mercedes (1-0). pitching in the majors for the first time since 1998. allowed three earned runs and seven hits in five innings. His bat- terymate. Willie Morales, had two hits in his major league debut. "It's early, but it's nice to see dirj ferent people contributing." Balti- Griffey Jr. slams 1st home run; helps Reds rally past Cubs more manager Mike Hargrove saidi THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Giving up a six-run lead, not hit- loaded in the seventh, but popped "We've shown the ability to be able ting in the clutch, bases on balls." out. to play longball. and we have also CINCINNATI — First homer, manager Don Baylor said, running The Reds tied it in the eighth on a played good fundamental baseball." first run. first big moment for his down the day's problems. "You pair of sacrifice flies and Barry Detroit manager Phil Garner had hometown team. Ken Griffey Jr. can't make mistakes at the end of the Larkin's RBI single off Rick Aguil- the exact opposite opinion of his ended a rough week the right way. game " era, who was pitching for the third team, which committed two errors in Junior got that long-awaited first It was stunning that it came down straight day. its fifth straight loss. Gamer held a homer in Cincinnati, starting the to that. The series marked the first time team meeting after the game, and he Reds' comeback from a six-run Sammy Sosa hit his second since 1991 that Sosa and Griffey had didn't spare anyone's feelings. deficit to an 8-7, 11-inning victory homer of the series, one of three off played against each other in a regu- "When you get beat and you're yesterday over the worn-out Chica- Denny Neagle. as Chicago got ahead lar-season game. Of their 29 games looking terrible, it's time to have a go Cubs. 6-0 and appeared headed for an together, this was the first in which meeting." Garner said. "You can yell In addition to his two-run homer upbeat ending to its international they both homered at them. I did that. in the sixth, he also walked leading road trip. Each has three homers in those "Our defense has to improve, our off the 1 llh with the Reds down by a \fter opening the season in 29 head-to-head games. base running has to improve, our hit- run. Griffey came around on third ToKyo. St. Louis and Cincinnati, the Sosa's homer began another bad ting has to improve, our pitching has baseman Shane Andrews' errant Cubs finally get back to Wrigley day for Denny Neagle. who gave up to improve. I guess that covers all of throw to first base on Hal Morris' Field on Monday for Baylor's home three homers and six runs in 5 2-3 it Take a look at all of the six games bunt. debut. innings, reminiscent of his struggles and at least one of these factors Moments later. Alex Ochoa sin- Baylor couldn't squeeze enough all spring. come up where we didn't perform." gled to left off Matt Karchner (0-1). out of his worn-out bullpen Sunday Sosa lined the first pitch over the Following six straight games on giving the Reds their second II- to keep the big lead from slipping wail in right-center with two outs in the road, the Tigers have a workout inning win in two days and an away. the first, and Mark Grace followed at Comerica Park today before for- upbeat ending to a dreary opening Scott Downs, who was Ken- with his third homer for a 2-0 lead. mally opening the stadium tomor- week for Junior. tucky's Mr. Baseball as a high Glenallen Hill hit a solo homer to row against Seattle. "It was nice to see him break out school pitcher, made the jump from start a four-run sixth that made it 6- "I'm looking forward to opening of that drought, get that first homer Double-A and became the 248th 0. Hill is 12-for-32 (.375) off Neagle the year on a good note back home," out of the way. that first run out of pitcher to give up a homer to Grif- with seven homers. first baseman Tony Clark said. the way." manager Jack McKeon fey. After beating the Tigers 2-1 in 10 said. "Maybe he'll relax a little bit. After getting Griffey on a weak Notes: The Cubs optioned IB innings Saturday, the Orioles It's just a matter of time before he grounder and a strikeout. Downs left Julio Zuleta to Triple-A Iowa before unleashed a 16-hit attack yesterday, catches on fire." a 2-0 fastball over the plate for him the game to open a roster spot for "We've found a different way K} Griffey had pretty good timing in the sixth. Griffey pulled it into the Downs. Manager Don Baylor wants win. We've had great pitching per- Sunday. Before the homer, he was second deck in right field, just above Zuleta to work out at other positions formances and we've also had greaj only 2-for-24 with three balls out of a red banner that said. "Junior's in the minors to make himself more offensive performances," Clark saiQ. the infield. Playpen." versatile. ... Brady Coogan. 31, of Cal Ripken went 0-for-4 with ^ "It was bound to come." he said, The two-run homer brought his Fort Thomas. Ky.. caught Junior's walk and remained six hits short el shrugging when the homer was first Reds curtain call. Griffey home-run ball and traded it to the 3,000. He's 3-for-18 (.167) this se»» mentioned. "You guys were acting stepped to the front of the dugout Reds for an autographed Griffey bat son. like 20 at-bats and I was over the hill and held up his cap for the 37.798 and ball. ... Cincinnati's Pokey Dean Palmer and Juan EncarnJ- or something. I turn on TV and that's fans before the applause subsided — Reese has hit safely in all seven cion homered for Detroit, which le«l all I'd hear." the first prolonged ovation since his games, the best opening streak by a in all three games before coming up He also threw a runner out at introduction on opening day. Red since 1995. ... C Benito Santia- short. The Tigers again played winV Auoriatrd Presa Photo home in the eighth inning, part of an "Well, you don't expect that." go dislocated a knuckle on the ring out injured Juan Gonzalez, who h$i overall dreary day for the Cubs. Griffey said. finger on his left hand while sliding one at-bat this series. ADIOS — Cincinnati Reds' Ken Griffey Jr. watches his first home Chicago made four errors and wast- He had a chance to give them head first into a base in the fifth. He "We're so much better than this?! run of the season yesterday in the sixth inning against the ed a 7-6 lead in the 11th. when something truly memorable — his left the game, the knuckle was Chicago Cubs. It was the 399th of his career. Damon Buford singled in a run off 400th homer and a grand slam — popped back in place and he's Danny Graves (2-0). when he came up with the bases expected to be available today. • See ORIOLES, page 10. $ I Page 10 The BG News Monday. April 10, 2000 SPORTS wivw.bgneivs com/sports Avalanche edge Red Wings in latest chapter of great hockey rivalry THb ASSOCIAltD PRESS against Detroit and Colorado, I'm arated right shoulder and is not sure they're thinking it's going to expected to be ready for the opener look real good on the resume." against Phoenix. DENVER — The Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings Milan Hejduk took advantage of Alex Tanguay and Serge Aubin. a played nice for a change. the wide-open style of play as he pair of rookies, provided some scor- scored his 36th goal of the season ing punch in Forsberg's absence. Usually one of the NHL's most for the Avalanche, who finished with They each had a goal as the spirited rivalries, the two playoff- an eight-game winning streak. Avalanche controlled the game from bound teams finished the regular the start. season yesterday with the league's Patrick Roy added 23 saves for his 444th career victory, three short Colorado outshot Detroit 15-2 first penalty-free game in 20 years. of Terry Sawchuk's NHL record. over the game's first 15 minutes and "The referees had an early "We will go into the playoffs very led 2-0 on goals by Hejduk and flight." Avalanche forward Dave Aubin. Shanahan beat Roy in the confident." Roy said. "I think it Reid joked after Colorado's 3-2 vic- opening minutes of the second peri- should be a battle for us. and we tory. "There wasn't a lot of big hits. know we will have to play the same od, but the game held little drama There wasn't a lot of contact. Every- way we have played at the end of the the rest of the way. body knew what's at slake later in year." "Both teams want to win. but we the week and everybody wants to lost Peter in a game that meant noth- The third-seeded Avalanche will have a good game." ing to us in the standings. 1 think open the playoffs against the sixth- both teams were aware of that," Even with the playoffs looming, seeded Phoenix on Wednesday or Reid said. "The fans will see lots of it's hard to believe the Red Wings Thursday, while fourth-seeded and Avalanche were capable of the Detroit will play the fifth-seeded rock 'em sock 'em hockey in the first penalty-free game since the Los Angeles Kings. next two months. They don't have to Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo get it in game 82 of the regular sea- Sabres avoided the penalty box in a "I think they are the second-high- son." 2-2 tie on Feb. 17. 1980. est scoring team, so you have to be ready." Detroit goalie Chris Osgood Tanguay made it 3-1 early in the Over the past five seasons, the said as he scouted the Kings. "They third, and Roy gave up a goal to Stacy Roest with three seconds left. Colorado-Detroit series has featured arc a good team. They won over 40 full-scale brawls highlighted by games this year. We have to be ready Behind Roy and an improved goalies fighting at mid-ice, and a to go right from the start." defense, the Avalanche set a fran- bl(K>dy cross-check that prompted chise record by allowing 201 goals Red Wings coach Scotty Bowman to Playing it safe in advance of the playoffs. Bowman rested banged-up this season. The previous best was confront Colorado's Claude 205 goals surrendered in each of the Lcmieux in the parking lot. regulars Chris Chelios (face lacera- tions), Steve Yzerman (knee), Slava previous three years. "Never would have thought that Kozlov (concussion). Larry Murphy Colorado gave up just 13 goals in Associated Press Photo it would be us two teams." Detroit's and Igor Larionov, both 39 years the final eight games. Brendan Shanahan said. old. also were given the day off. All "The last few weeks have been FISCHER — Nashville Predators right wing David Gosselin (40) tries to slow down Detroit's Jiri "I think there could have been but Chelios are expected back for good." Hejduk said. "We won our Fischer (2) in a recent contest. The Red Wings lost at Colorado, 3-2 yesterday. The Avalanche and the playoffs. some penalties in the third period, last eight games, which left us feel- Red Wings played the first penalty-free contest since Feb. 17, 1980 for two NHL teams playing but once the referees had an oppor- Colorado played without star for- ing really good. You want to be on a together. tunity to call a no-penalty game ward Peter Forsberg. who has a sep- roll at playoff time." ORIOLES Continued from page nine. Detroit starter C.J. Nitkowski (0- ter with two on and two out. Clark hit a tuo-run double in the the scries, doubled in a run tor fourth inning. ... Detroit's Damion 2) gave up 11 runs — seven earned Baltimore sent 11 men to the fourth to chase Nitkowski and Mm Detroit in the seventh. Easle) left in the lirst with a rib cage said Gregg Jefferies. who walked — and 11 hits in 3 1-3 innings. plate in the second, scoring six runs dick added a sacrifice fly. Notes: The game was played in twice and singled. "This is a better Brad Ausmus and Robert Fick hit for an 8-3 lead. Mike Bordick and Palmer hit Ins third homer in the winds that ranged from 20 mph in JO injury. ... The Orioles sent 2B Jerry team, but our big bopper is out right RBI singles in the Tigers' three-run Conine hit RBI singles. DeShields filth and I-ncarnacion connected on mph. creating a wind chill ol 29 Hairston to Triple-A Rochestei in now. We need him back in the line- first, but the Orioles got two runs in singled in two runs. Ripken drew a the first pilch from reliever Todd degrees. ... Palmer has 13 carea up, big-time." their half when Encarnacion mis- bases-loaded walk and Clark hit a Worrell in the sixth. homers at Camdcn Yards. ... Ever) make room for Mercedes on the i. is judged a wind-blown flyball to cen- sacrifice fly. 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Send resume or apply at the For Rent [email protected] bgsu.eGrad2000.com EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS details or stop by for an application. Catholic Club, 1601 Jefferson Avenue, Fall 2000/2001 354-9740 Work part-time, full-time, even put In over- 13330 Bishop Rd, right here in Bowling Toledo. Ohio 43624. 1 bdrm starts $325 plus utilities lime hours, around your college and per- Green! Summer maintenance, 40 hours/week - ""Large house, apts. & rooms 2 bdrm starts $545 8 elec/free heat sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 W/D tacit.. AC. parking/walk-in closet. 2 females to sublease house lor summer. Music Director-25/30 hr wk start July. $7.00/hr.. 1st shift, some weekends. Year House 2 bdrm., $645 mo. hours per week or 40 hours plus over- turn /unfum. Renovated, quiet, no pets. $25-30,000 per exp. & skills. rouond part-time maintenance. 32 326 Leroy-up. 1 bdrm $355 mo 828 5th St. $237 50 • utils. Call collect al- time. Many college students work here. ter 5pm. 1 -330-665-4110 or 352-9392. Resume to Trinity United Methodist hours/week • $8.00/hr. Apply to Wood Apt*. 316 E Merry »5. 1 or 2 bdrm. Looking for a place to live? Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- County Park District, 18729 Mercer Rd.. www.housing101.net... Subleaser needed from May 13 thru Aug. Church, 200 N. Summit, Bowling Green, $480 mo., AC, furnished tomatic $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 OH 43402. Bowling Green. OH 43402. Summer A 1 sem. leases avail. Your move off campus! 12. 1 bdrm. apt. unfum. on 7th St. Please after 100 hours of service with the compa- Call 353-0325 9am-9pm NICE. CLEAN 2 BDRM. APTS. AVAIL. contact Teresa 354-0002. ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- Nazareth Hall Taking Classes this Summer? Subleaser needed May-Aug. Own room, sembling and packaging of small parts. Part time positions available for waitstaff Earn A Learn with UPS! 1 and 2 bedroom apartments FOR FALL. 9/12 MO. LEASE STARTING big enough for 2 people 149Manville. Apply in person between the hours of & Bartenders for weddings & special $3000 per year, tuition reimbursement Beginning of May ol 2000 AT $475. 2-4 PERSON OCCUPANCY. 352-7454 AC 8 OFF-STREET PARKING NO PETS $600 whole summer » util. Call 354-6736. 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM {Monday-Friday) at events. Excellent opportunity for anyone on any shift avail, from 1 st day of employ Subleasers wanted for summer 1 yr. old, ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. looking to earn extra spending money. S8.50-S9.50/hour. Weekends & Holidays 1 bdrm. apt. across from campus. Avail PLEASE. 352-3445. 4 bdrm. house. 1479 Scott Hamilton (off INC.. 428 Ctough Street, Bowling Green, Great wages. Must be available on Off 3-1/2-5 hour shifts June 1. for one year lease. $325/mon ♦ Subleaser needed ASAP utilities. Call (419) 893-1277, evenings. Mercer). Nick or Dave at 352-8415. Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near weekends. Please call 419-832-2900. www.upsJobs.com (Now until Aug 10) EOE. 1 Bedroom Apt. House 1 unfum. rm. in 2 bdrm. apt {Univ. Village) SuWsr needed May 14 thru July 01 2 Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- Painlers Wanted 1 Block from campus $250/mth ♦ security 8 your part of util. bdrm., 2 bath apt. Big rooms & space. 10 road tracks. Have you painted for a student painting Telephone order clerks full/part-time. April and August Free ENVIRONMENTAL SUMMER JOBS! company or other painting company? We $6 00/hr guaranteed Daily bonus avail. Call 354-2401 min. walk to campus. Call Marissa 353- Call 344-4267. 8368. Don'I waste your summer with a are looking for dependable, hard-working Start immediately 353-8705 1 subleaser needed May-Aug 00. Helluva Pad! 1 bedroom 224 1/2 Troup Ave 353- Summer subleaser needed for 1 bdrm. pointless job...be an & motivated people. We are a year round The Wood County Park District has an Subleaser needed, 2 BR, large ktchn 8 turn. apt. Rent negotiable. Call Taylor at ACTIVIST and make a difference! Help company looking for summer help. If you immediate opening for a Special Projects 4933. living rm Quiet area 518 1/2 S. Main St. have your own transportation & some 353-5460. Ohio's largest environmental organization Coordinator Qualifications include certifi- 1.2,3 Bedroom Apts 353-3476.Taeyon or Luc. experience call 882-0564 Want to Buy fight corporate pollution and toxic cation as a Playground Safety Inspector From only taeyonkabgnetbflsu.edu for an application. PC. Pentium 200 at least dumping. Certification must be obtained within one $425 Subleasers needed tor Summer. 2 bedrm 353-3290. 'Participate in protests with 100's PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN! SAVE year of the hire date. Must possess Private Entrance unfurnished on 7th St CHEAP! Call of other activists! MONEY! Top sports camp-Maine. Coun- knowledge and experience in desktop Patio Christian or Dusty 353-0599 A/C. Dish- 'Learn grassroots organizing1 selors to coach all sports: tennis, base- publishing, word processing, html pro- Spacious Kitchen washer, Utilities included. gramming, general computer knowledge Small Pets Welcome! Help Wanted "Wear jeans to work and spend ball, basketball, lacrosse, hockey, water- To sublet, large 2 bdrm. wilh lots of stor- the days outside! front, ropes, BMX, mountain bike, golf, and experience in grant writing and re- Varsity Square Apts. age. AC, dishwasher, free spa privileges. Best of all. get paid $350Aveek! water-ski. 888-844-8080 or apply search. An associate or bachelor degree 353-7715 8th St. $450 plus util. 8 dep Leave mes- is required. Send resume with references '"Miscellaneous help needed. Start im- Monday-Friday. 2-10pm www.campcedar.com 12 month leases starting August sage Jan 354-5400 to Wood County Park District. 18729 Mer- mediately and through summer Will work CaH 866-4463 lor an interview Local Trucking Company Looking for 418A S. Summit, $675/mo. » utils. Two subleasers, $267 each. Everything cer Rd., Bowling Green OH 43402. Re- 2 bedroom, lower duplex, quiet area, around schedule. Call 353-0325 Food Sftrytce Worker-20 hours per week, Summer Drivers) plus cable, two rooms dose to campus, sume deadline is April 14, 2000. washer/dryer hookup M-F. 3:00pm to 7:00pm daily. Work coop- Are you 21 or over and want to make big furnished 354-5417 eratively with mental health staff to pro- $? We are looking for people who can We are looking for 1 or 2 select 132 Liberty St. 2 bedroom spacious, quiet area S525/mo. * utils. WINTHROP TERRACE vide meals for children and adolescents. drive our dump trucks for the summer! individuals to work evenings in our APTS., 400 E. Napoleon BG, OH. Position includes organizing, serving We will train! Some heavy equipment ex- Perrysburg office. If you are 134 Liberty, 1 bedroom, quiet area. off-street parking, $495/mo + utils 1 8 2 BDRM. apts. avail. ' For the Graduate Student ^ meals, and cleaning kitchen and dining perience is necessary. Give us a call © serious about making money, are Call Highland Mgmt, 354-6036. Call 352-9135 or Young Professional room areas. Experience with children, (419) 843-2813 or send resume to: HR willing to work in a fun, group food preparation and management a plus. Dept., Driver, 3810 Herr Rd., Syfvania. environment and have a great 12 month leases starting May 19th, 2000: Salary $7.69 per to $865 per hour. Send OH 43560. phone voice we may need you! 322 E. Court «4-1 Br.-I person- resume to: CRC, PO Box 738, Bowling If you want to work this summer and Call Mrs. Thompson between $390. incl. all util. Senior Farewells HOMESTEAD Green, OH 43402. make $ $ $, call or write us! 10 am and 2 pm ONLY at 419-872-6265 322 E. Court #5-1Br.-1 person- IV) F. Washington Street, Bnwhnp (irrcn Ohio $420 incl. all util (419) 354-6036 453 S. Prospect «C-1 Br.-I person- $360. . Gas/elec. Senior Question #63 Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666. "Can I send a thank-you The Technology Infrastructure Project ■ Building an Electronic Community 2 bdrm unfum. duplex, 117 1/2 E. Reed. note by e-mail?" 1 bath, great storage, non-smoking, off- Get all the answers: street parking & quiet, no pets. 12 mo. bgsu.eGrad2000.com lease. Avail. May or August. $485 plus util. 287-3306 Check out these delightful spacious 1&2 bedroom Apartments • 2 blocks to downtown • 1 block to Post Office EVERY Looking For The Perfect • Ceramic tile Summer job? • Sky lights in some units /■% 15 SECONDS Piima Height! AIM NtBorul NcwifMpa Promotions 1 • Energy efficient A WOMAN •Devise your own schedule weekly • Quiet IS BATTERED! •Choose. • Some units w/ studies www.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet Mornings 8:30 to 12:30 • Central air/ gas heat For Help Call: Afternoons 1:00 to 5:00 • Laundry Evenings 5:30 to 9:30 • Assigned parking The National Council •Excellent Income: Call 354-6036 $8-$10 per \ hour to start From 9:00 - 5:00 M-F on Child Abuse & $12 after 30 Take a virtual tour at: days www.wcnct.orfi/-hiKhland Family Abuse Gearing up •Casual attire 1-800-222-2000 •Paid weekly. http://www.nccafv.org Ihis week, students may start seeing tion of the new data network is under way, as Call Now! (800)274-1004 Or (440)845-2300 Management Inc. tangible evidence of the approaching is work on the video component, which will FALL OPENINGS technology infrastructure project. make digital video available in every class- Selection of a public works (construction) room and to all faculty, staff and students at contractor is still a week or so away, and the their computers. Management Inc. start date for construction remains May 8. J. Smith M.D. Look for continued project updates HillsdaleApts. 1082 Fairview. But project personnel will be in computer 1 bdrm. Dishwasher/Garbage weekly in "The BG News'and on the Web at General Medicine & Pain Management Disposal/ Air Conditioner labs over the next several weeks, making Unique Design Start at $380. www.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet. Accepting New Patients Call 353-5800 decisions about the layout of wiring which Immediate Appointments Available will bring faster, more reliable electronic communications to campus. 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