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Give us a call B.G. dominates pace, Falcons hit the road to take Marv Albert pleads guilty, NBC sunny weekdays from I pjn.lo 5 fin., or increases record to 5-3 on another Top 25 opponent e-mail: "bgnews "Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years ir # Bids for local city council are announced enough signatures to get a re- Each of the ward races have a publican and fellow student Julie ing hard on his campaign, his that he has served the communi- □ Galen Ash, the form- first venture into the political ty for many years as a police ferendum on the legislation on democrat and a republican run- Meyer. The 2nd Ward has former this November's ballot" er Bowling Green police ning. In the at-large races there three-term council member De- arena. chief, but Wicks Is very well-k- nown in the business community chief, steps in the politi- are two Democrats running and mocrat Patrick Ng against Re- "I have been out walking door The issue should prove to be a just one Republican. publican newcomer Richard to door talking to people," Ash and she is one of two female can- hotly debated one according to cal ring for a bid at city Al Baldwin, chairman of the Schmidt. said. "I've met (opposing candi- didates running," Baldwin said. Baldwin. council. Wood County Democratic Party, In what may shape up as the date) Sandra once so I really Also on the ballot is a statewide said that the council races wili be most Interesting race in the city, don't know what she's doing. I'm referendum on Issue 2, which "The Republicans and those very interesting. the 3rd ward has the popular just trying to do my thing, I'm deals with workers' compensa- opposed to Issue 2 have a lot of By BRANDON WRAY "The Republicans in four of the former police chief Galen Ash as not going to change. If people tion. Baldwin said that the re- money from industry behind The BC News five races are running candi- the Republican candidate against like it we'll be successful." ferendum is backed by the Dem- them because industry certainly dates who are on the ballot for Sandra Wicks, owner of Call of Ash said he has been happy ocrats and labor movements. doesnt want to see the issue With it being an off year as far the first time," Baldwin said. the Canyon Cafe and Natty with the reaction he has received "Governor Voinovlch and the passed," Baldwin said. as major races go, local city "We have some newcomers, but Threads. Democrat Barry Pier- to his campaign so far. Republicans were able to pass council races are taking center we have several incumbents Baldwin said that Ash and legislation that severely limited Baldwin added that the bene- sol, director of co-op education in fits that workers receive do not stage in Bowling Green. There running also." the College of Technology takes Wicks both are very involved in benefits for workers injured on are six council races in the city In the 1st Ward race, the Dem- the community and it will be a the job," Baldwin said. "Labor come from tax dollars but from a on Republican Stanley Bortel in governmental insurance fund. this year for four ward seats and ocrats are pitting University stu- race to watch. unions and many other groups the 4th ward. Election day is Nov. 4. two at-large bids. dent Shawn Luedde against Re- Ash said he has has been work- "Ash has some advantage in were upset and they gathered Hang time Survey on drugs, alcohol released were current marijuana users. □ Results show that the He stressed students' percep- University is above tion of other students' use of al- cohol and drugs is relatively average in the number high. of students who drink "According to the survey, 97 underage and use illegal percent believe that the average student on campus uses alcohol drugs. once a week or more and 58 per- cent thought students used some By SARAH BEDNARSKI form of illegal drug at least once The BC News a week," Kaplan said. The results showed that 47 The University Core Drug and percent of students reported Alcohol Survey, released last some form of public misconduct May, didn't surprise many Uni- at least once during the past year versity officials, but they are as a result of alcohol or drug use. looking at more effective ways to Thirty percent reported seri- educate students about the dan- ous personal problems at least gers of substance abuse. once over the past year as a re- The survey was distributed to sult of alcohol or drug use. 893 students. Thirty-three per- Though the results are not cent of the students were fresh- surprising, increased education men, 27 percent sophomores, 17 is necessary to combat the prob- percent juniors, 18 percent lem, said Jill Carr, associate dean seniors and five percent gradu- of students. ate students. She said raising awareness of According to the results, 81 substance abuse starts with stu- percent responded that they had dents. participated in binge drinking in "The only way to go about the past two weeks. changing this (trend) is through Dr. Josh Kaplan, director of the empowerment of students," University Health Services, said Carr said. 81 percent of students under 21 Edward Whipple, vice presi- consumed alcohol in the last dent for student affairs, said the BC Ncwi Pholo by Jeremy Mart ir month. I University response to the sur- Andrew Bennelt, a senior biology major, goes up for a shot on the courts next to Harshman Quadrangle Thursday. Kaplan said the results also vey is more aggressive educa- showed that 38 percent of stu- ■ tional programs and planning ac- dents have used marijuana in the last year and 20 percent said they • See ALCOHOL, page four. Chapman redefines Homecoming week modern education celebration begins Q Activities to promote to incorporate both current stu- Q Director of the Chapman learning community on campus. school spirit will take dents and alumni. Chapman learning "1 saw this (Chapman learn- "It's our home away from place all week long. community feels ing community) as a great op- home," said Pestyck. portunity for educators be- The SK Fun Run will take place positive about the cause we at Chapman are By MAUREEN BARRY Sunday from 3 p.m. to S p.m. and possibilities of edu- creating a college from The BG News begins at the Student Recreation scratch," said Klein. Center. cational improve- Klein views the college at- The 1997 homecoming week Homecoming king and queen ment. mosphere as the "humpty celebration will kick off this elections will take place from 10 dumpty" theory. By that, he Sunday, providing many oppor- am. to 4 p.m. Monday through By MELISSA NAYMIK means education has been fall- tunities for students to display Wednesday in the Union Mall. The BC News ing apart over the last century, BGNcwi Pholo school spirit. Students can vote for one of the and Chapman is attempting to The Street Painting Spirit IS queen or 10 king candidates "Never doubt that a small put It back together again in Tom Klein, director of the Chapman learning community, talks to Competition and a SK Fun Run with a valid University ID. group of thoughtful, commit- three ways Davon Taylor (left), a freshman computer science major, and will begin the week's activities, According to Dawn Mays, di- ted citizens can change the One way revolves around the Mike Young, a freshman finance major. according to Heather Pestyk, rector of student activities, ap- world; indeed it's the only thing students and discipline system, 1997 homecoming director. plications to nominate a king or that ever has." This quote by meaning college departments. basis so students, and especial- in Chapman Hall. However, it The street painting will take queen were sent to every student Margaret Mead is what Tom Both are becoming separated ly first year students, feel a is impossible to reach all stu- place on Ridge Street between organization. Klein, director of the Chapman in today's learning enviorn- sense of care and support. dents, especially if they are Memorial Hall and Hayes Hall Mays said the applicants were learning community, focuses ment. In Chapman, different The final way centers on how having a hard time adjusting to from 1p.m. to 3 p.m. judged on their answers to essay his life around. departments unite together to learning and the world are be- the Chapman learning commu- Student organizations were In- questions, along with other Klein began his teaching ca- become one. coming separated. Students nity changing every day. vited to paint their name or their criteria. reer here at the University in The second way focuses on must know the local and In regards to the recruitment interpretation of the homecom- Letters of recommendation, 1971 when he was offered a job the relationship between stu- national communities in which and retention problem on cam- ing theme, Pestyk said. The cost University activities and com- with the English department. dents and faculty. Students and they live. pus. Chapman Hall is trying to is $10, which includes paint and , munity involvement were also In December 1996, he was faculty need to interact with Klein believes he will have a paintbrushes. asked to direct and create the one another on a day-to-day profound influence on students • See KLEIN, page four. The theme, "BGSU ... There's • See HOMECOMING, page no place like home," was chosen tour. page 2 The BG News Friday, September 26, 1997 Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604 Copyright C 1997. The BG Ncwi. Bowling Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material from this publication H without the permission of The BG Newj is strictly prohibited. The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semester. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily those of the student body, faculty. "Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years' University administration or The BG mm News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Fall 1997 BG News staff. SCOTT BROWN TONY CAVALLARIO DARLA WARNOCK BRANDON WRAY Editor-in-Chief Opinion Editor Campus Editor City Editor The BG Newt encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. PENNY BROWN JEREMY MARTIN SARAH BEDNARSKI JIM TOCCO TOD McCLOSKEY Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief EG Copy Chief Photo Editor Chief Reporter Sports Editor Entertainment Editor NEWS and the Editorial Board arc final. 210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Halogen lamps set the dorms on fire The colle ;<■ dorm Is a couple ci fire alarms, you come the toaster. I ' mi the halogen bright enough to light up the a halogen lamp made for a 300 unlq 'ellvini arrangement In to realize that the It r alarm lamp on the i side of Ihe whole room and the- tve watt b'tlbcant handle 500 ourc ilture. TOM MATHER does not actually mi an there is room to distra ihem." energy. watts lor too long without Cooking is provided. If you a fire, unless you count burnt In all fairness to the fire chief. But lo and behold, it turns catching fire. try cooking anything on your Of course, you popcorn. I think everyone realizes that If out that the lamps also collect One day ours did precisely own with a hotplate, micro- don't immedi- You come to realize at 1:30 there was anything resembling a dust and have a tendency to get that. The lamp began to smoke wave or toaster: you will be ately realize that in the morning that In reality real fire, we would be toast. very hot. which can lead to fire. and eventually the wires melted reprimanded, fined or killed. it is the fire the fire alarm means there is a Imagine the headlines. "Incense Let's see a real life example. from the bulb down to the on-off alarm. So at first drunk #$%&©*•# who thinks It Burned. No Survivors." Last year, my roommates and switch, which fell off. In an Furniture is provided. If you you hit the Is %@'# funny to pull the fire But since no one ever believes I purchased a halogen lamp for instant, we went from owning a want furniture you can snooze fifteen alarm. Pardon my *%!•&». but there is a fire, we all take our our room. The lamp had two very useful halogen lamp to actually sit in comfortably, you times before you I feel strongly about this time putting on our sweatpants, basic settings. I) bright, or 2) owning a very attractive pole. must bring your own. If your realize. -Wait a situation. tying our shoes and painting our sunspots. So you see, these rules are in furniture exceeds the minute. I didn't During a fire alarm, you nails. For six months we used our place for a reason, and fire comfortableness quota (I.e. a set my alarm clock to go off at 1:30 can't help but feel less fear Okay, you got me. I don't halogen lamp, problem free, safety Is an important issue that beanbag) you must hide it In the morning." than when the cable goes out. always tie my shoes. saying to ourselves. "What fire should be taken seriously. after using it. or you will be Even then, it is only the (I have a theory that pulling the Before the fire chelf Intention- hazard?" On the other hand, tornadoes reprimanded, fined or killed grumblings outside your door that plug on the cable would empty ally burns my room to the But then sometime in March are a lighthearted and fun topic (not necessarily In that order). clue you In to the situation. the building quicker and easier ground as an example to others, the bulb burnt out. So one of that bring us such riddles as: If you bring your own -#@,%A' fire alarm! If I ever than any series of lights, beeps branding me forever as "The boy my roommates bought a re- What happens if there is a uncomfortable furniture, you catch the ®#*%!A® #%$*&®%s who and horns.) who cried lire alarm." I thought placement bulb. While purchas- tornado the first Saturday of the must buy a can of flreproofing did this. I'm going to ©)($#)» their Indeed, most of the fear as a service to the community, I ing a new bulb, he did not know month at 10:00 a.m.? spray to show your R.A. @$$&'!@ right over their heads!" during a fire alarm results from would do my part to promote fire what bulb wattage to get. No one knows, but the odds Almost no one uses the In the midst of this tense situa- knowing your room will be safety. Faced with either a 300 or are good that you'll be repri- fireprooflng spray except to see tion, as a fire possibly rages all searched by the R.A. The room For example, the latest craze 500 watt bulb, he chose a 500 manded, fined or killed. what happens if you spray it around you. your mind Immediately is quickly rearranged, albeit in fire prevention is a ban on watt bulb like any red-blooded on a fire. focuses on the issue at hand: while everyone Is still half- halogen lamps. To the average American male. Torn Mather is a columnist fot the This is all so that at 1:30 "Okay, where are my sweatpants?" asleep. observer, the University has In college you learn the News. Comments can be sent to a.m. Sunday you can be This Is all a result of something "Quick, put the bean bag in banned halogen lamps for two darndest things. For example, matherWbgml.bpu.edu or to 210 West awakened by the fire alarm. called habituation. After your first the microwave and cover it with apparent reasons: they are after two weeks we learned that Hall. Letters to the Editor:' MVAW& FoR A W/AJG S»6N£3 CsfJCfiRT If you would like to submit a Letter to the Edi- tor, please follow these guidelines: • Make sure the letter is 500 words or less. Guest columns and longer unsolicited manuscripts are welcomed and will be considered for publication based on rel- evance and space available. 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The Editorial Board acknowledges all en- tries submitted for publication In mourning, society shows its true colors .- On a dark day a few weeks who married into the lap of luxury. she passed away, did any of us folks living In palaces who and on and on people are ;ago. John Rlley passed away. Seldom. If ever, was she seen have so much as one thought consider themselves to be Ignored by a majority of the rrtiere was no fanfare, no news without her host of bodyguards per month about Princess "kings" and "princesses"? GUEST OPINION population, despite their ^coverage and no performance and servants. In each and every Diana? How many times was Again, the answer is simple, yet brilliant works of art or acts of Iby Elton John at the funeral. television appearance she was to she so much as mentioned In time and again great hoopla Is kindness until they have passed '• On the same day. Diana, be seen sporting the world's most passing by a news program made when the rich and famous its warped priorities. The lavish away, at which point they are jPrtneess of Wales, was killed expensive clothing and jewelry. which isn't a shameless tab- pass away and not a word Is celebriUes who merely speak on miraculously transformed into •during an unfortunate Incident Through the act of marriage, Diana loid? spoken about the true heroes In poverty are honored and cel- Idols. Everyone has heard the •with the ovcrzealous media. was catapulted into the upper How many times did Elton Ufe. ebrated to Infinity. saying about the poet who died • This event dominated every echelon of society and gained for John re-work his masterpiece Granted. Princess Diana did do Meanwhile, the working stiff lonely and poor in the gutter. ^waking hour of news coverage herself every earthly privilege. For In honor of her philanthropic a lot to help the poor and who spends his or her life Unfortunately, this Isn't a fable, jfor days on end. There was an this she became a celebrity and deeds while she was alive? suffering around the world. At laboring and who has had some but a bltlngly true criticism of absurd amount of fanfare AND when she passed on. the enUre The answer to these questions the same time, she walked actual experience with poverty society. 'a performance by Elton John world seemed to mourn. are simple, and they only point around In a multimillion dollar someUme over the course of his We need to shift our minds St the funeral. The discrepancies in the way out the worst of all society's wardrobe. or her life receives no wild into gear when it comes to '. John Riley was a simple these two human beings were mistakes when it comes to the There Is a hypocritical paradox accolades simply because he or honoring those who have gone ConstrucUon worker who mourned is Just one example of mourning process: people don't in the life of any celebrity who she hasn't been deemed as on before us. worked his hands to the bone many horrendous discrepancies get their credit while they are preaches about the plight of the "royalty." In short, credit for greatness trying to provide for himself practiced in our culture when It still among us. destitute yet lives his or her life The hoopla surrounding the should be given while the great and his family. comes to honoring those who have After they are gone, on the to a grossly extravagant extreme. funeral of Diana just goes to person is still with us to enjoy ; whatever possessions he passed. As If a society which other hand, they suddenly I'm not trying to say the show that respect in our society the fruits of their labor, and held In this world were earned values the rich and famous over become geniuses and heroes. Princess was unjustly honored is unjustly meted out. Examples credit should be given where from the sweat of his brow, the hard-working and honest Isn't I pose to you another simple at her funeral. I'm sure she of this abound In every aspect of credit Is due, not simply based and when he passed away, his bad enough, the situation gets question. What does this world deserves at least some of the our culture. on fame and privilege. friends were there (o pay him worse need more of —hard-working praise she received. The point Is From poet Allen Ginsberg to Wesley Smith is a guest columnist for the respect he was due. I pose to you a series of simple blue-collar types like John that society more and more musicians Jerry Garcia and The News. Send comments to 210 West 'Princess Diana was a woman questions. How many times, before Riley, or extravagantly rich everyday shows the ugly face of Kurt Cobain to Mother Theresa Ho/I. » I Friday, September 26,1997 The BG News page 3 FACT: Ratio of Americans earning less than $22,600 lo those earning more than $246,000:40:1. FICTION: A BCSU degree guarantees you a financially THREE worry free future. PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: UPCOMING EVENTS Today's Question: "Where is the strangest place you or a friend has ever had Friday, 9/26/97 sex! Spirit Day Celebration (7 a.m. -11 a.m.) Falcon's Nest. Student Union. Coffee/tea and coffee cake. Spon- sored by the Student Union and Continuing Education. Free Coffee Table Fundraiser (7:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.) John Wenzel Ed Frysinger Maryann Russell Matt Il.irm.in Barbara High Business Administration Building. Event runs Monday through Friday Junior Senior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore until May 15.1998. Journalism Business Marketing Business Sports Management "The strangest place a "A friend «f mine had "One of my friends "In th • front seat of a "A friend of mine had Kappa Kappa Gamma donation Booth (9 a.m. - 5 friend of mine had sex sex in the \ ird of a had sex in the bath- car in my girlfriend's sex on a pool table." p.m.) was on the bunk below church on Thurlin." roo n of a plane on th driveway. It was Education steps. Being an effective while I was there." way to Florida for night, but her parents advocate in a learning community spring break." were in the living (9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.) room watching TV." Holiday Inn French Quarter, Perrysburg Symposium with Katherine Moore TOEDAYS of Michigan State University followed by a retirement banquet OHIO Weather UOIE OF honoring Audrey Rentz at 6:00 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26 TO E raDAY Cost is $45 symposium/ $65 includes AccuWcalhcr* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures banquet. Sponsored by Higher Education and Student Affairs. "There seems to be a lot of percep- Registration is with Continuing tion that there is nothing to do, in Education 2-8181. [ TolPdo| 70 Homecoming Sales (10 a.m. reality, students are lacking imagina- -4 p.m.) Education Building steps. Spon- T,Mansfield i ,_i I[ ,-oo68 I| • I Younqstowna I| 66 tion and initiative." sored by UAO Dr.Josh Senior Portraits (10 a.m. - 6 Kaplan p.m.) Key Yearbook Office - 28 West Hall. Director of University Health Service on Core Drug and Alcohol Any senior graduating in December |Payton| 71° | [Columbus| 72" | survey revealing a large BCSU student substance abuse 1997, May 1998 or August 1998 should schedule an appointment. Senior portraits will be taken from 10:00 a.m. thru 6:00 p.m. daily FRIDAY FILM September 15 thru 26. The cost is only $6, and can be bursared. It takes only 15 minutes and lasts a lifetime. Don't be left out of the 1998 Key Yearbook. For more information or to sdydule | Portsmouth I 75° a sitting call 372-8086. I Public Skating (12:45 p.m. - *3 £* ^«$£ egg m # ^a 2:15 p.m.) Ice Arena. Cheap Skate. Showers Tsloims Ri;n Flumes Snow lem Sunny Pi. Cloudy Cloudy VIM Associated Pftt GtapfnaNel Cow Plop (3 p.m. - 5 p.m.) Field between Student Services and KreicsherQuad. Raffle Giveaway. What Explains the Decline in Welfare Caseloads (3:30 p.m.) 9 4000 Business Administration Building. Economics Colloquium by James P. Ziliak, University of Oregon. TODAY'S River Running and Rafting WEATHER Trip (4 p.m.) North American River Runners. Exhilarating, two-day rafting Today excursion through Gauley National Recreation Area in West Virginia. Sunny. High: 67. Low: 48. Return at 3 p.m.. Sun. Fee. For information / registration, call Just like most homework excuses. FRIDAY is not ment to be taken seriously. Continuing Education, 419/372-8181 Have a good weekend Saturday The calendar of events is a service o/The BG News for the community. A more Sunny and Beautiful. High: 74. Low: 48. PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look til the University. We •:! The BG News consider il an offbeat page where we complete listing of these events can be try to offer something for everybody. Opinions expressed herein are solely Ihose of our staff. Have a nice day. found on the University web page. LIVE ^£J&k\ JOHNNY RODRIQUES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27 aCMUNGGfQHCHO BOWNGGRFBiCHO 10 PM-2 AM NO COVER <&& ULTIMATE^vim FALL SPECIAL- FIRST JUMP COURSE tlQv.vv PER STUDENT Visa & Mastercard Accepted I Menu in Town I Phone (419) 352-5200 Sunday Full Liquor License Bordner Airport Make Your Date Party Reservations Nowl Only 10 minutes Irom BGSU i i V page 4 The BG News Friday, September 26, 1997 Albert changes plea to guilty news The Associated Press with similar accusations: That in which the networks found to coach and bribe a potential Albert ~ wearing white panties themselves due to my very pain- witness, a cab driver, into back- ARLINGTON, Va. - After and a garter belt - bit her on the ful situation," Albert said. "In the ing up her claim that Albert was The BG News three days that put the details of neck and tried to force her to interest of my family, my friends trying to procure another man OMVM from slafl ana wire reports his kinky sex life on trial, Marv perform oral sex on him during a and my many supporters, I step for three-way sex. Albert pleaded guilty Thursday 1994 struggle in a Dallas hotel aside with deep humility and will As Albert made his plea before to assault and battery charges room that left her holding the seek to reconstruct my personal Circuit Judge Benjamin N.A. ■ HOMECOMING that could bring him a year be- sportscaster's toupee. and professional life." Kendrick, his family and other 1997 candidates announced hind bars and perhaps a lifetime "The significance of that tes- Albert's lawyer, Roy Black, supporters sat stoically in three of humiliation. Within hours, timony is profound," Arlington said his client accepted the deal rows of the courtroom, showing NBC fired him. County Commonwealth's Attor- The homecoming committee announced yesterday the home- because the judge had gutted his no visible reaction. His fiancee, coming king and queen candidates. There are IS queen and 10 "rYom my point of view, I just ney Richard Trodden said out- case. ESPN producer Heather Faul- king candidates. felt like I had to end this ordeal," side court, adding that the plea "If all our evidence had been kiner, sat with her hands clasped The 1997 homecoming queen candidates are: Wendy Braatz, Albert said outside court in a bargain was endorsed by Albert's allowed, we wouldn't be in this In her lap. Tracy Boyarsky, Lindsay Brooke, Maria Delia Valle, Michelle weary voice after agreeing to a 42-year-old accuser. position," said Black, who suc- Sentencing was set for Oct. 24; Gerard, Sara Gielow, Kathleen McKnecl, Jeanette Oravec, Ju- deal in which prosecutors As he left court, Albert than- cessfully defended William Ken- he could receive up to a year in lianne Patterson, Sandra Reynolds, Amy Schiller, Kristina Shel- dropped the more serious charge ked NBC for standing by him. nedy Smith against a rape charge jail and a $2,500 fine for the don, Gina Staccone, Charlotte Wade and Kelly Zinn. of forcible sodomy, which car- But less than four hours later, the in 1991. "I thought it was the best single misdemeanor count. The The homecoming king candidates are Jason Armstrong, M. ried from five years to life in network issued a statement say- way for Marv to end this matter." judge ordered a presentencing Ryan Cape, Kevin OeMain, Roger Gongos, Blair Miller, Brent prison. ing it had terminated its re- Under Virginia's rape shield investigation. Miller, J. Rob Petruska, Matthew Sturgeon, Matthew Squibb and Albert, 56, was accused by a lationship with Albert. law, the judge is allowed to bar Brandon Wray. "Judge Kendrick is a tough longtime lover of flinging her Albert, who for three decades evidence of a sex assault victim's sentencing judge in cases of this onto a bed, viciously biting her has been one of America's most ■ SPIRIT DAY past. The defense intended to in- type," said Henry Hudson, a back and forcing her to perform distinctive play-by-play voices troduce evidence that Albert's former Arlington County pros- Spirit Day to be celebrated next week oral sex in an Arlington hotel with his exuberant "Yesss!"' call, accuser had a pattern of threat- ecutor and former U.S. attorney room Feb. 12 because she failed later issued a statement of his ening past boyfriends and that in Alexandria. "On the other to bring another man into their own, resigning from the regional she was mentally unstable. September Spirit Day will be celebrated Friday, Sept. 26 in the hand, this is a first offender with bed. MSG cable network as the voice In their biggest coup, defense a good record, except for some of Union. His plea came a day after a of basketball's New York Knicks. The event will take place in the Falcon's Nest from 7 a.m. to 11 lawyers played a tape for jurors the testimony that came out at a.m. Free coffee and tea will be offered. The event is co- surprise witness came forward "I fully understand the position Tuesday in which she appeared trial." sponsored by the University Union and Continuing Education. ■ E-CHECK Library offers records and CD's for sale Former e-check tester sentenced to prison □ The Jerome Library is time William Schurk. "I collect a lot of albums from biance. There are all kinds of holding its annual fun- The fundraiser is held each "70s rock bands. I go to find some crazy items available." AKRON - A former E-Check tester who solicited bribes to draiser Tuesday. year with the help of donations rare stuff that I cannot find any- pass cars has been sentenced to a year in prison. from students, faculty, collectors where else, and it is cheap music, The sale features mostly LP"s, James E. Thomas, 34, of Akron, pleaded guilty last month to By MELISSA REUITHER The BC News and Bowling Green residents. too,"said junior Andy Treece. which were the original intent two counts of bribery, two counts of tampering with records and when the fundraiser began 12 two counts of forgery. Items being sold are duplicates Prices range from 50 cents for Thomas was sentenced Wednesday by Summit County Com- Music enthusiasts will enjoy that are already available at Jer- LPs and compact discs to $3 for years ago, according to Schurk. mon Pleas Judge Ted Schneiderman. Thomas told the judge he delving into boxes containing ome, according to Schurk. Other items include original cast regrets what he did. hundreds of antique records at Money collected from the sale books. albums, soundtracks and early The crimes occurred at a testing station where Thomas the Jerome Library record sale helps to purchase new materials "There Is an active and very rock records. worked as an inspector. Thomas was employed by Envirotest fundraiser Tuesday, Sept. 30. for the library. Any items that energetic crowd when we open at Systems, the company hired by the state to conduct mandatory "The selection is varied and have not sold are donated to the 9 a.m. In the past there have been Pieces that Schurk does not tests to ensure vehicles comply with emission standards. eclectic. There are more Christ- Goodwill and the Salvation Army very long lines waiting to come feel will attract buyers he often Envirotest charges $19.50 for the test. mas records and Bill Cosby re- so that they can continue to work in," said Schurk. "Some people trades with other libraries in or- A Cleveland television station videotaped Thomas accepting der to Increase the selection at $70 from a woman whose car had failed the E-Check test. In re- cords than you can imagine," for nonprofit organizations, ac- turn, Thomas entered false data in the computer to pass the ve- said Sound Recordings Archivist, cording to Schurk. come just to take in the am- Jerome. hicle. The broadcast also showed Thomas telling an undercover em- KLEIN ployee of the station to advise all her friends that he would guar- antee that their cars would pass the test if they would pay him Passed out already? Continued from page one. $100. take the lead in the process of helping students by providing them with caring, supporting faculty, which in turn will affect Continued from page one. The king and queen will be an- the entire Univeristy. nounced at half time of the foot- "Students must identify with considered in the judging pro- ball game Saturday against the supportive resources here on cess, Pestyk said. Northern Illinois. campus, such as the caring facul- The homecoming court will be All of these activities are of- ty, counseling services and office announced at the pep rally fered for students to get involved of academic affairs in order to Thursday at 8 p.m. between and show school spirit, according succeed," said Klein. Harshman and Kreischer Quad- to Pestyck. Klein quoted Robert Midden, rangles. "It's a wonderful time to bol- associate professor of chemistry, Fireworks will be added to the ster and display school spirit," saying "Here at Chapman, we homecoming celebration for the she said. help ordinary people become first time this year. The fire- Homecoming week will close extraordinary people." works will follow the pep rally at on Sunday, Oct. 5 with an alumni- 9:30 p.m. student golf tournament. ALCOHOL Continued from page one. "While all other colleges have tivities that involve more stu- this problem, statistics show we'- dents. re above average and that con- Carr said not only are students cerns me," Whipple said. harming their bodies, but they Attitudes and beliefs of stu- also face serious consequences if dents need to be looked at, Ka- caught drinking underage. plan said. Why students feel al- DID YOU KNOW? If a student is caught underage cohol is necessary is important to drinking on campus they arc re- know, he said. About 75% of the quired to attend "Perspectives," "There seems to be a lot of —L~A a class designed to teach stu- perception that there's nothing to Associated PITIB photo water we use in our dents about the risks of drinking. do," Kaplan said. 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September 26, 1997 The BG News pagt L y/ffi TOCCQ Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Falcons outwork Detroit Kemp traded to Cavs 17th minute, when sophomore the goal, the second of his colle- The Associated Press Q The Falcons control the game from start to fin- Bobby Biggs took a pass from giate career. His first assist ish, winning in Detroit for the first time in six years. Nick Kolliniatis and squeaked helped a game winner in over- Shawn Kemp's saga in Seattle came to its expected conclusion the ball past UDM goalkeeper time in his first collegiate game. Thursday night. overwhelming portion of the Jim Grewe. Dan Kindl was cred- Referee Zekai Akbay kept a In a blockbuster deal coming only a week before NBA training ByJIMTOCCO camps open, Kemp had his trade demand fulfilled when the Se- The BC News game, en route to a 3-0 victory. ited with the second assist. quick whistle most of the time, "We did a nice job of sharing Detroit fended off BG from calling a total of 54 fouls - 29 on attle SuperSonics made a three-way deal with Milwaukee and Cleveland, sending Kemp to the Cavaliers in a swap also involv- DETROIT - Bowling Green's the ball, as far as spreading it that point until the second half, BG and 24 on Detroit. However, ing All-Stars Vin Baker and Terrell Brandon. men's soccer team asserted its around," said BG coach Mel Mah- when Kolliniatis buried one in he missed an obvious handball in dominance Thursday afternoon ler. "We did a very good job of the lower left coner of the UDM the first half that UDM defender The Sonics will receive Baker from Milwaukee; the Bucks will controlling the ball." goal. He was assisted by Jay Be- David Stankovich almost caught get Brandon and Tyrone Hill; the Cavs will get Kemp from Seat- over a Detroit-Mercy team that tle and Sherman Douglas from Milwaukee. The Bucks also will has beaten BG in the Motor City Despite spending most of the gan. in the goal box. get Cleveland's first-round draft choice in 1998 if it doesn't fall each of the past two years. first 20 minutes in Detroit's half, BG goalkeeper Scott Willow BG controlled the ball for an BG didn't strike a goal until the received the secondary assist on • See OUTWORK, page six. among the first 10. Senttments from the Sidelines GAME BG needs quickstart against KSU Jason Q The Falcons can't af- McMAHON Falcons were down 17-3 early but BG News ford a sluggish opening battled back to within 17-13 at as they battle another one point. Assistant "We have to come out with fire Sports Editor top 25 team. in our eyes," said quarterback Ricky Schneider, who takes over By SCOTT BROWN for the injured Bob Niemet as the The BG News starter this week. "We can't Ryno goes out stumble in the beginning like we The Bowling Green football have lately. We have to come out asaunnner Kansas State team has dug itself an early rut and score some points and get up s Wildcats (2-0) the last three games, having been quickly." A outscored 52-3 in the early going. Schneider, a redshirt fresh- In his final game at Wrigley The Falcons have come back to man, helped spark the second- Field Sunday, Ryne Sandberg T lined a sharp single to left field V win two of those games in dra- half comeback against Akron in the bottom of the fifth in- matic fashion. after taking over for Niemet. ning. Then, to a raucous ova- R BG would like to avoid another Niemet, who suffered a concus- tion, he left for a pinch runner, I) slow start, though, this week as sion after a hit against the Zips, never to play in Chicago again. A they travel to take on No. 18-ran- is traveling with the team and The Wrigley crowd refused ked Kansas State (2:10 p.m. EDT, will be available in an emer- to let him fade into the seren- Y WBGU-FM) Saturday in the "Lit- gency. ity of the dugout, beckoning tle Big Apple" of Manhattan, Judging on Schneider's per- him with its cheers and 2:10 P.M. Kan. formance against Akron, the Fal- screams. He obliged, stepping The Falcons have fought back cons don't expect to lose much of onto the top step and doffing BG Newi Photo by Jeremy Martin his cap to his fans. to win after trailing 14-0 against a step. But that wasn't enough. The Scott Brown's Pick Miami and 21-0 against Akron "What we liked about Ricky The Falcons invade Manhattan, Kan. Saturday to take on the 18th-ran- throng who had come out to Kansas State 31-10 already this year. Even in the ked Wildcats. Redshirt freshman quarterback Ricky Schneider will get the final Cubs home game of 44-13 rout against Ohio State, the See QUICK, page six. his first start of the season as BG has been decimated by injuries. the year didn't want to let Sandberg go just yet. The cheering continued, and the second baseman came out one more time. Netters seeking continued success Sandberg will play the final game of his illustrious career □ The Falcons are look- the 1996-97 Mid-American Con- legiate level. Sunday in St. Louis. He is retir- ference "Newcomer of the Toledo, Eastern Kentucky and Women's ing after spending IS years in ing to carry momentum Year," Deidee Bissinger. Bis- Xavier will provide the oppo- a Cub uniform, and last Sun- from last week into their singer sat out the West Virginia sition. Tennis day was Chicago's chance to home invitational. Invitational recovering from Of the four teams according to 1 say goodbye -- and Sandberg's mononucleosis. Dean, the Rockets are the most chance to say goodbye to Chi- Bissinger will be playing in all experienced team. Their No. 1 cago. By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM doubles matches but just one player Is freshman Sarah Little • WHAT: And yet his triumphant exit The BC News Falcon women's tennis from the game was still over- singles match, in order to take from Centerville. shadowed. The Cubs hit three precautions against possible re- The Colonels and Musketeers hosts BGSU Invitational home runs in the fifth inning - The Bowling Green women's lapses, according to Dean. have young teams. Xavier lost its Bissinger Dean • WHEN: one each from Lance Johnson tennis team has started off on the She will be paired with Abby top three players from last year. Saturday and Sunday and Mark Grace, the batters right foot. Bratton in doubles play. Falcons place well at West Vir- • WHERE: before and after Sandberg, Now it hopes to stay on that "That's a boost for the team," The tournament consists of ginia and one from Dave Hansen -- same foot as it hosts the BG Invi- Dean said. "She's happy." eight single flights and four Keefe Courts against National League tational Saturday and Sunday. Despite the success of the dou- doub\ flights. Match play begins BG broke in several new- strikeout king Curt Schilling to The Falcons went 14-10 in sin- bles teams, Dean will be testing at 10 a.m. on both days. There comers at last weekend's invita- Meghan Rhodes took consolation break open a close game. gles matches and 10-4 in doubles new combinations. will be two singles rounds and tional, and the results were pleas- match titles. Sandberg's final at-bat became matches, good for an unofficial "We're looking for solid teams one doubles round Saturday and ing. In singles action, two fresh- merely a footnote to the in- third-place finish, among 14 with good chemistry by the time vise versa Sunday. "The team did real well over- ning. men, Bratton and Wasilewski, teams at the West Virginia Invi- we go into January," Dean said. all," BG senior Jenny Cheung saw action for the first action at And that's the way he would "They'll probably switch all fall. have wanted it. Sandberg tational on Sept. 12-14. Dean returns to practice said. "The doubles teams placed the A flight. never wanted to be the center BG hopes to ride that momen- It's too early to determine how in every flight. That's tough to do Bratton won her first two of attention. He only wanted tum, along with the return of one each person will develop." Dean missed practices all of for first-time doubles teams." matches before losing in the his team to win, and he would of its stars, to another successful Besides Bissinger, Erika Mix the previous week due to unex- The teams of Bratton-Beth third round. do whatever it took to achieve showing this weekend at Keefe and Rachel Hepner will see their pected surgery on Sept. 16. She Wilson and Kelly Dredge-Alicia "I was happy with how I per- that. Courts. first action of the year in the returned to practice Wednesday. Vassas were runners-up, while formed," Bratton said. "I didn't Sandberg did have a power- Falcon coach Penny Dean is tournament. This will also be The team is glad to have her the teams of Tracy Howitt-Erica ful stroke - he leaves the game glad to announce the return of Hepner's first match on the col- back. Wasilewski and Jenny Cheung- • See MOMENUTM, page six. with the most home runs (275) ever as a second baseman - but he was especially adept at pushing the ball toward Successful road trip right field to advance the run- ner. He wasn't the flashiest glove man around, but his .989 ca- reer fielding percentage ranks important for Falcons as the best in baseball history among second sackers. face. And he wasn't the most visi- □ Despite playing les- "It's a big weekend because ble star in the Major Leagues - most years, he wasn't even the ser foes, BG needs vic- we're starting play in our divi- llevball most visible star on his own tories against MAC sion," BG coach Denise Van De team -- but the city of Chicago Walle said. "It will be great to be i 1 has not loved a baseball player rivals. able to go down there and get two • WHAT: this much since Ernie Banks. wins on the road." Sandberg has said his only The Falcons have had success Falcon volleyball at By RYAN JOHNSON Marshall and Ohio regret Is that he was never The BC News on the road this season, with sev- able to bring a World Series to en of their nine victories coming • WHEN: Chicago. The Cubs were close - In 1984. Sandberg's MVP If a team wants to win a league away from Bowling Green. Friday, 7 p.m. year, they were one game title, it's going to have to take Marshall (4-9, 0-2 MAC) and Saturday, 7 p.m. away and also reached the care of business away from Ohio (3-9, 0-2 MAC) have both • WHERE: National League Champion- home. gotten off to a slow start this Friday — Huntington, W.Va ship Series in 1989. But many The Bowling Green volleyball season and are currently sharing of his Chicago teams were team will attempt to do that this the bottom spot in the MAC Saturday — Athens, Ohio under .500. standings. Despite the contrast in weekend when it travels to Mar- tend with," Van De Walle said. Yet as the Hall of Fame be- shall and Ohio directions between the first- gins drafting the inscription place Falcons and their weekend "But our main focus is still on on his Induction plaque, Cub University. BG our side of the net. Right now we (9-4, 2-0 Mid- opponents, Van De Walle is cau- fans - all baseball fans - re- tious to not underestimate their need to concentrate more on gard Sandberg as one thing: a American Con- passing the ball well to set up our winner. ference) will potential. "These are two schools that are offense instead on what other The Cubs, mired in one of take on the teams are doing." their worst seasons in the last Thundering desperate for a win and could two decades, ended up winning come out and do anything," Van Like Marshall, Ohio enters the Herd tonight in weekend struggling. The Bobcats Sunday 11-3 over Philadelphia. Huntington, De Walle said. "They'll be fired Sandberg came up with the up, but we need to come In just as have lost nine of their last 10 W.Va. and the matches and are ranked last in Phillies in 1981 before being Bobcats in intensely as they will." traded to Chicago the follow- the MAC in kills and assists. OU Athens on Sat- Marshall returns all six start- ing January. A love affair be- VanDeWalle ers from last year's 21-13 team is also last in the MAC with a tween the city and the man be- urday. that won the Southern Confer- dismal .143 kill percentage BG The BG volleyball team swings east this weekend for a pair of games gan the next season that has Marshall and Ohio are in the has had its way with Ohio in the never ended. MAC's East division, along with ence. With Marshall in its inau- against intradivisional foes Marshall and Ohio. BG, tied for first in the the Falcons, and are the first in- gural season in the MAC, the MAC East with Miami, looks to stay on top of the division as the Red- • See McMAHON, page six. tradivlslonal opponents BG will Thundering Herd and Falcons • See ROAD, page six. Hawks play the same two teams. .; page 6 The BG News Friday, September 26, 1997 OFF THE FIELD BG anxious for Indiana race □ The Falcons' week- Jamie Eshleman • Women's Soccer than they are right now. running a 10K before the District end meet is important "It's a very competitive meet. meet. It may be pretty tough for us at for several reasons. "I'm one of the few coaches Full name this point be- who like to run a 10K during the Jamie Lynn Eshleman cause we're season," Sink said. "A lot of By JASON McMAHON struggling," coaches don't for some reason. I • WHAT: Year in school TheSC News Sink said. "Be- think it's very important to run Freshman fore the season, Men's cross country at w&m, one during the season. Indiana CC Carnival Major The Bowling Green men's I thought we'd "It's still not completely cross country team travels to the be running bet- different than an 8K It's a little • WHEN: Marketing Indiana Invitational this week- ter at this tougher, a little more mentally Saturday, 11:15 a.m. Nicknames end, for only its third meet of the time." demanding." • WHERE: None season. BG is coming T The Falcons have been instruc- Bloomington, Ind. Yet BG coach Sid Sink speaks Birthdate off last week- Sink ted to run as a pack through the of the race with a sense of ur- end ' s Mel first 3,000 meters. Sink is hoping American Conference team 11-22-78 gency befitting a late-season Brodt Invite, where the Falcons that approach will curtail any competing at Indiana. However, Hometown meet. were soundly whipped by Cin- overly ambitious starts, and will BG won't be short of rivals. Vacaville. California "This race couid be a race cinnati. Division III school Ash- help the runners when they begin Cincinnati will be there, and where things start turning land also upset BG. to struggle. the Falcons are looking for a bit High School around for us," Sink said. "We However, the Falcons had per- "It really does help the team of redemption after what the Vacaville High School can't go there and fall apart." formed respectably the week be- members run when they run Bearcats did to them at the Mel Career Highlights The Falcons will be competing fore against Ohio. together," Sink said. "We're em- Brodt. on the same course as the Nov. 15 BG's runners will be travers- phasizing that. Basically, the "The telltale tiling on this meet Team ranked first in league Junior and senior District IV meet. Sink thought it ing a 10,000-meter course at In- team really needs to pull will be how we do as compared to years ... three-year letterwinner ... one of top was important to get a sneak diana The NCAA District meets together that way." Cincinnati." Sink said. "They just scorers on team. preview of the course, though he and Championship meet are also Western Michigan ~ a team clobbered us last weekend. If we anticipated the Falcons would be contested over 10,000 meters. Sink is anxious to compete are closer to them, then that will What is your favorite pregame meal? in a more competitive position Sink stressed the virtues of against - is the only Mid- help things." Spaghetti Who la your hero? Mia Hamm Falcons ready for Ball State rematch What is your favorite BG nightspot? O The BG women are Tuxedo Junction Price's duties lately, is in Bloo- What is your favorite movie? seeking a measure of mington, Ind. with his team. Grease revenge against their Licht-Ordway has finished among BG's top three in each of MAC rivals. the Falcons' first three races, and McMAHON her absence could be key as BG more time. Continued from page five. By JASON McMAHON tries to exact some revenge • WHAT: He stepped out of the dugout The BG News against Ball State. one final time to honor his ad- Women's cross country After Harry Caray belted "We're all gonna really need to at Miami Invitational out the last note of "Take Me mirers. In a simple display of Missy Lyne did not hesitate for respect and gratitude, he step up a notch and give it a little Out to the Ballgame" during a second when asked what the more heart and more guts," Lyne • WHEN: the seventh inning stretch, a raised his cap to the crowd for Saturday, 10:45 a.m. spirited ovation arose from the his ultimate curtain call. Then Bowling Green women's cross said. Wrigley bleachers and spread he stepped back into the du- country team's goal was for this Last season, the Falcons fin- • WHERE: throughout the park. The gout and left Chicago for good weekend: beat Ball State. ished second at the Miami meet Oxford, Ohio crowd wanted to see Ryno one -as a winner. The Falcons will get their sec- to perennial Big Ten power Mich- ond crack at their Mid-American igan. The Wolverines decided to QUICK Conference nemesis Saturday at attend a different invitational tomorrow and not beat them at the Miami Invitational in Oxford. this year, leaving the top spot up the MAC, then it doesn't mean much," she said. Continued from page five. chance to beat these people than The Cardinals upset BG two for grabs. we did at Ohio State, but it will weeks ago at a triple dual. Ball State enters in Michigan's place this year, and LaFene noted BG is also looking forward to rattled and stepped up," BG take a supreme effort," Blackney Lyne, a senior co-captain, will said. be helping direct a team that's the Cardinals are just as impor- seeing the host school. The Red- coach Gary Blackney said. tant a rival as the Wolverines. Hawks were picked to finish sec- BC Newi Pholo by Jcrtmy Mania "When things were defended Kansas State has won at least not at full strength. The Falcons "(With Ball State competing), ond in preseason MAC polls, two downfield, he was able to take the nine games per season in each of are without coach Steve Price, Junior Wendy Licht-Ordway will that means we have to step it up spots ahead of the Falcons. backs underneath. the last five - one of only six who is recovering from cancer be missing from the Falcon line- especially," LaFene said. "We "They're a MAC team and we'- "It took us a long time to get schools in the country to do so. surgery a week ago - though he up as BG competes in the Miami Nebraska, Ohio State, Florida, returned to practice Wednesday have to race hard and show them re definitely anxious (to run (1995 graduate) Ryan Henry to against them)," LaFene said. Invitational. do that and it's taken three years Penn State and Florida State are - and junior Wendy Licht- that we want to be No. 1 in the to get Bob Niemet to do that." the other five. Ordway, who is missing the meet MAC." The Falcons won't approach The Wildcats (2-0) are ranked to attend her brother's wedding. Lyne, however, said that an- Miami appeared to be a strong Saturday's meet is in doubt. the game with any kind of a No. 18 in the nation. Volunteer assistant coach Todd other loss to Ball State - as long team this season, returning No. 1 "We just have to run hard no different plan with Schneider at One reason for Kansas State's Black, aided by Lyne and junior as it comes at Miami rather than runner Melissa Mayers. The jun- matter who's there," LaFene later in the year - wouldn't the helm instead of Niemet. success, however, has been its co-captain Jessica LaFene, is at ior advanced to the NCAA Cham- said. "She's just another person schedule - or lack thereof. BG is the helm for BG. Men's coach Sid necessarily spell doom for BG. pionships as an individual last to try and beat, but she's a great "Ricky is probably not as good runner." an athlete as Bob in terms of raw KSU's third straight Mid- Sink, who has handled many of "If we beat Ball State season. However, her status for athletic ability, but he's an excel- American Conference opponent lent athlete," Blackney said. "He this season - Northern Illinois MOMENTUM ROAD runs the bootleg and runs some went down 47-7 to start the Continued from page five. season, while Ohio gave the Continued from page five. match to West Virginia's Elli Ear- option, so we'll be able to do the this weekend is even more im- same things with him that we do Wildcats a scare before losing les, whom she had previously know what to expect. Once I got faced in junior tournaments. manding 34-7 record against the portant as the RedHawks are with Bob." 23-20 two weeks ago. making the same trip as BG. "I think their linebackers are out there, I felt comfortable." "I was happy to do as well as I Bobcats. Niemet's isn't the only injury Miami will play at Ohio on Friday on the banged-up Falcons. De- good and their secondary is very, Wasilewski won the consola- did," Wasilewski said. "(In col- With the Falcons tied with Miami for First place in the East, and at Marshall on Saturday. fensive linemen Dan King and very good," Blackney said. tion flight after losing her first lege), it's more of a team game." Dana Johnson are out, as are "They run extremely well in the wide receiver Jeremy Dusho and secondary." safety Morty Bryce. Against that defense - con- OUTWORK sidered by many among the best Brett Strang lined up a penalty times we've come here." said, expressing surprise at The losses of King and Johnson Continued from page five. EIU's poor record. "They played in the country - Schneider leads kick. Grewe made a fantastic The Falcons, after two strong Schneider is he stood in there The foul total is by far the Fal- save to keep the score at 3-0. wins, now feel that they are play- us well last year, and they've al- with a lot of poise and didn't get a Falcon offense that will not cons' highest of the year. ways had some good players, and have Damien Plan (ankle) but BG controlled the game to such ing near mid-season form. might prove to be damning for BG added padding to the vic- they had a good recruiting class. does have Leon Weathersby back a degree that it outshot the Ti- "We're improving," Mahler BG, considering that Kansas tory with 6:19 remaining, when So I don't know if they've been after he missed the Akron game. tans, 20-6. They also had eight said. State's mammoth offensive line Darren Nilcs scored, assisted by corner kicks to Detroit's one. The booters may get a break decimated with injuries or what, averages 314 lbs. to a man. "I'm just filling in for Bob," Bobby Biggs and Chris Kraft. "Mid-week games are very from the tough schedule and but I anticipate that to be a good Based partially on that statis- Schneider said. "His head is still The Falcons had a chance to difficult," Mahler said. "You have a chance to fatten up game." tic, Kansas State is a 28 point a little woozy from the concus- tack on another goal later in the have class half the day, and then against Eastern Illinois on Satur- favorite. sion, but he'll be the starter game, when Kraft was brought get on the bus and come to De- day. El U entered the week at 0-7. BG beat EIU 2-1 last year in "I think we have a better (when he's healthy)." down in the penalty box and troit, and we've lost the last two "They're a good team," Mahler the teams' first-ever meeting. ■■WBBBBBfllllllllllllllHWIIIIinilllWnillWI .».».».».».W.V.V.V.9.V.V. 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Sun.- Thurs. 7 a.m. until 11 p.m S r Fri.-- Sat. 7 a.m. until 12 a.m. «PteinberaT&«8,1** * denotes 4.0 BWBS88S8888BB » I Friday, September 25, 1997 Page 7 Big Blue Hearts, Lyrical Myrical, College Music Tod McCloskey Festival and Sound Parade Entertainment Editor INSIDE 372-2603 NCP "QUOTE OF THE "We're a mixture of what we all grew up playing. We ingest it -- and then we blow it out our noses." Bassist DAY" John Fahnestock speaking about how his band, "Snot", developed their own unique musical sound. 1st of a 3 part series: Music Stores in BG Part 1: Mad Hatter brings unique style for students Oasis Struggling to J.J. Siegal According to Cummer, the store helps create more awareness of The BG Entertainer the collector in mind. Located at Appear in America 143 E. Wooster St., the store is a creation of the heart and not the local music scene. It has Madhatter Music Co. is a Bad boy English rockers packs itself wall-to-wall with the pocketbook. There is no hosted shows with WBGU and music mecca to some, but music memorabilia that cannot consultation on charts or sales sponsored a stage at the recent Oasis face stringent drug unfortunately a virtual un- be found much anywhere else in figures, just a love of musical Black Swamp Festival. In fact, tests and questioning by known to others. Although the Bowling Green. artistry. With this in mind, the the name Madhatter came from immigration officials store is nearly a decade old, customer seeking the latest many BGSU students have At the back of the store is a a popular BG bar band from the before they are allowed Mariah Carey single might have never heard the name Madhatter variety of vinyl records, while 1980V better luck elsewhere. in the U.S. They are or have the desire to wander the front of the store boasts rare Recently, the growth of local I'idepende t labels and local booked to appear on inside. CDs an ' bootlegs. Also in the bands has been the strongest For those who have not yet front are numerous used CDs. bands are what Madhatter is since the 1980's. It will be no Letterm.m, SNL and on attempting to make more visible experienced the store, it can only Buyers can find t-shirts, posters, doubt that Madhatter will HowarG Stern. The and available. Many CDs carried be said that those people are magazines and calendars ensure the scene continues to bombshell was dropped Jlimbo Popcorn surrounding the perimeter of the at the store come directly from missing out. flourish. on the band after guitar- Started by owner Bill Hanway shop. independent distributors and Tod record companies. ist Noel Gallagher said and manager Jim Cummer, All these items distinguish the As for local bands, M.ulh.ilter McCLOSKEY Madhatter was established with uniqueness of Madhatter. taking drugs was "as BG News normal as a cup of tea." Entertainment Chumbawamba's latest CD, Greatful Dead to Re- Editor CHUMBAWAMBA Tubthumper. This 12-track Unite for New Year's release continues the band's The surviving members Vanilla still is tradition of blending subver- of The Grateful Dead have! the man sive lyrics with intense, eclectic music. Tubthumper revealed they will reunite For many people certain for a gig on New Year's songs bring back memories of is an dazzling blend of jungle, Eve 1999. The San Fran- past years, whether it is hip-hop, rock 'n' roll, trum- happv or •■.id Connecting pets, harmonies and hymns. cisco reunion will celebrat4 with a song or even an album, Chumbawamba has eight the opening of their on- is very common, and it has ,i members, and line museum Terrapin habit of opening up long- After "Tubthumping", the Station, named after a fogotten thoughts. album explodes with "Amne- favorite Dead song. To But, as our generation grows Chumbawamba sia", "Drip, Drip, Drip", and help raise the money for older, more and more memo- "The Big Issue". Tubthumper the project, the band is rable M»ngs become engraved excels in quest for then becomes more dance- in our minds. Yet, if their was releasing a three-CD set the right sound, edged with "Good Ship one song that could identify this week called The Terra with us (college students), no Lifestyle" and "One by One", with the help of before reclaiming it's rock tip Photo by Ann* Striker. C jra Slater (left) and Jon Lipper (right), look around pin Station. It is only matter what genre of music Madhatter Music located on East Wooster street. you prefer, it would be, the genuine lyrics with "Mary, Mary" and available by phone order incomparable, "Ice Ice Baby". "Creepy Crawling". The Lyrical Myrical developing local buss and through the Internet. Call me nuts, yeah the song Tom Denk album's last awesome groove performer Jason Woodward, is The BG Entertainer Robert Szorady i-. cheezy, but think about it is "I Want More". The BG Entertainer causing quite a stir on local Spielberg Feels Heat for a second. Whether you Chumbawamba melds The smooth low rumble of radio stations with his sure-to- From Envirionmental There's a new song well on be-hit single "Ride With Me." hate it or can't get enough ot lyrics dealing with pristine bass. The groove of Activists it, "Ice Ice Baby" is a song its way to radio overkill, and The cover of the maxi-single homelessness, the Liverpool interlocking drums, percus- nearly everyone knows by it is called "Tubthumping" by sets the listener up for a Barry Steven Spielberg bowed Dock Workers Strike, refusing sion and synthesizer. These heart. It doesn't make sense British rockers are the sounds of cool hip- White-like musical performance, out of the premeire of his Catholicism, and economic why this one song has Chumbawamba. hop, • vb, whatever you call and the music that follows company's first feature policy into the rock dance outlasted time, but that For us Yankees, it. Or you could dispense delivers. The song, and subse- film because he didn't shouldn't be a reason to grooves of Tubthumper. quent b-sides "This is How We tubthumpers are orators, with the labeling and call it want to face Although Tubthumper has Chill", "Passenger Seat" and ignore it. ranters, ravers and soap-box what it is: great music. On more than several just been released in the USA, "Luxury", are quieter perfor- envirionmental protestors speakers, usually fighting In a manner reminiscent of Ot t .isions I have observed mances with the beauty of the The opening of "The Peacej- exploitation by the wealthy. it's not as originally intended. Percy Sledge or Ben E. King, large numbers of people (over The sleeve was supposed to Lyrical Myrical, the nom-de- maker", turned sour when "Tubthumping" fits this Continued on Page 8 60 to give you a number), include pictures, quotes, plume of local songwriter and 50 banner-waving people spewing the lyrical sheet to very mold, with its lyrics explanations and comments protested Spielberg's plan this hip, hip song. Vanilla Ice, boasting, "I get knocked a one album wonder, created down. But I get up again. on all their songs. Unfortu- to build a studio complex nately, problems with USA this masterpiece of pulp that You're never gonna keep me on Los Angeles' last re- copyright law forced has grown through the years. down." maining wetlands. No- Chumbawamba to release the After its release in 1990, "Ice Although probable overkill body at Dreamworks SKG CD without most of these Ice Baby" rose threw the will ultimately attempt to would comment on the charts as many of those horrid intentions. destroy this song, it keeps protest. songs did back in the early Instead, the band decided getting better with every 1990s. Though some of you the information can be easily listen, especially after the U2 Plays Discount Show ma) vet be to young to enjoy found by fans on their lyrics are deciphered. Vanilla just yet, it is the song Internet site, the First Church Irish rockers U2 played to of appreciating your youth. Don't dismiss of Chumbawamba a crowd of 45,000 in For most, "Ice" brings back Chumbawamba by their odd (www.chumba.com). Here Sarjevo Tuesday night. \ i\: I memories, bul also <> name, they're a band who is fans can read the band's odd The group slashed prices little bit more than that. It is making the music industry world view, where they even Something I have grown to recognize their innovative to $11 a ticket to make advocate stealing their CD's respect (the song, not Vanilla) sound. They've been making their show affordable to and to relate too. "Ice Ice from large music chains such ripples on the other side of the people in the war-torn Baby" is a rite of passage for as Wal-Mart or Tower. the Atlantic for some time, land. Said Bono at the people our age. It reminds us Tubthumper contains much and with "Tubthumping", show, "To be united is a of what we've come from: the more than the usual pop- they are becoming a smash great thing, but to respect transition of high school to garbage that's blown up on college and even maybe a real here. differences may be a George Clooney and Nicole Kidman (above) star in "The Peace- "Tubthumping" is the first Continued on Page 8 greater thing." Continued on Page 8 single released from maker", which opens in theaters around the country today Take part in Homecoming's Campus Adopt-A-Block project RUN FOR THE on Wednesday, October 1,1997. Clean-up from 5pm to 6pm Volunteer Party 6pm - 7pm. Free Pizza & Pop! —FUN OF IT! tl BGSU...There's no place Homecoming 5k Fun Run like a CLEAN home!!!" It's FREE! All Campus Organizations are welcome!! Must Sunday. Sept. 28 sign up at UAO office at 330 Student Union by 3-5PM 12 Noon, Tuesday, September 30, 1997!! * Meet at the Student Rec Center Register Sunday afternoon before the run! For more Into. Call 372-2343 For more info. Ceil 372-2711 • \ ITCRmiNI Friday, September 26, 1997 Page 8 CD Reviews: Descent Smoking - Music College festival to get underway Popes and horrid Brendan Lynch BOWLING GREEN. OH: first appeared on the Festival one of the mosl Impressive jazz vocals. The singers, with their Darren l.iderbach Bowling Green State Series in 1992 with Dr. Billy bassists of his generation. He "Bom to Quit," but I'd suggest repertoire of contemporary and The BG Entertainer University's Festival Series, Taylor. has worked with, among others, getting it on cassette or record- , tassicaily influenced songs, The punk-pop Smoking Popes celebrating its 18th season at the Appearing on Nov. 17 will be Wynton Marsalis, Freddie ing it off a friend. College of Musical Arts, will Hubbard and Chick Corea. have performed nationwide. have done it again: they've saxophonist Joshua Redman, During 1996, the ensemble offer five concerts as part of its Blade, a long-standing eleased a moderately interesting Brendan Lynch. Brendan bassist Christian McBride and appeared at New York City's 1997-98 subscription season. bandmate of both Redman and ilbum, "Destination Failure." Lynch. Nope. I C n't think of drummer Brian Blade, who will Lincoln Center, Birdland and u The series will open on Oct.7 McBride, has appeared with •lere is yet another alterna-punk anything nice to say about that present an evening of eclectic Museum of Modern Art. and on with a return performance by such noteable artists as Kenny ilbum, with a little bit more one. My mother always told jazz. the "The Today Show." the Turtle Island String Quartet, Garrett, Harry Connick Jr., Joni inesse than most of the me, "Darren, if you don't have Since winning first prize in All Festival Series perfor- a distinctive ensemble that Mitchell and Pat Metheny. jowerchord-laden mush. Which anything nice to say, don't say a the 1991 Thelonious Monk mances begin at 8 p.m. in reflects the influence of jazz, Praised for his rhythmic skill sn't to say "Failure" is mush. thing." Sorry, Ma. I don't know Institute of Jazz saxophone Kobacker Hall of the Moore blues pop and bluegrass. Since and musical sensitivity. Blade Mor is it a failure. The Popes what drug this guy was on or competition, Redman has been Musical Arts Center on the its creation in 1985, the group has gained a reputation as one of lave adeptly melded singer Josh just how drunk the guy who in the jazz world. In 1996, the Bowling Green campus. has invented its own diverse the hottest drum talents in the Caterer's melodic swoons with signed him was. Now, my "Jazziz" Reader's Poll named Series subscription prices musical world with appearances world. he band's raucous, heavy guitar, editor wants me to make this him the top tenor saxophonist range from $50 in the balcony to ranging from concert halls and The Festival Series continues iroducing a sound all their own. funny. But nothing's funny of the year, and his album, $80 for seating on the main floor fine arts centers to intimate jazz on Dec.3 when, as part of a The problem is, the sound is about Brendan Lynch's self- "Freedom in the Groove," and $110 in the mezzanine. clubs and outdoor festivals. three-day residency, thi- Si arried throughout the album, titled debut. To put it bluntly, debuted at number one on the Ticket rates for students are $40, Touring has taken the group to Louis-based vocal octet Pieces of ong by song. I didn't know it's pure garbage. The guy Billboard charts. $65 and $90. Tickets can be Europe, Japan and Southeast 8 will present the Louise F. Re- vhat song I was listening to at comes across as a self-absorbed, McBride was chosen the 199(» ordered by calling the Moore ill times ... they kind of melded Asia, South America and Memorial Concert. pompous "tragic artist" type, New Artist of the Year by both Musical Arts Center box office at Canada, with appearances on The a cappella group is ogether and all sounded alike. with no respect for lyrics. It's "Down Beat's Critic's Poll and (419)372-8171. ■ "CBS Sunday Morning" and known for creating a kaleido- k> if you're looking for a forty horrid. He has lyrics such as JazzTimes"' Reader's Poll. The ninute song, the Popes are the :"The Today Show". The quartet 24-year-old is considered to be scope of sound with razor sharp "I'm sorry Elvis never found the ludesforyou. The shining exit\but booze and uppers ain't noment on the album is a for breakfast." As a lyricist, he surprise to hear. "Failure" hosts has NO redeemable qualities "Bid Blue Hearts" has the riaht combination he song "I re Imagination" Amend that: As a musician, he rom ihe film "Willy Wonka and has NO redeemabl ■ qualities. If he Chocolate Factory," one of you buy this album, please, the I' ind will do well in Europe his writer's favorite flicks (1 Br ruion W ay with the band since it started in Michael Anderson. please buy it to burn. If I could, Zarich describes the sound because it will bo something ilways though! Gene Wilder 1. BG Entertainer the fall of 1995. I would establish an interna- that the four produce .is having differ* I tot the people there. vas a bit scary, i.iough). All in tional boycott to save the world "We have always has the same After that the band will start ill. Smoking Popes have put out With a sound resembling Chris sound, which we like to call a dark side, but a good dark from this atrocity. Buy it and sidi'. work on their follow-up album. i listenable album in the form of Isaak and a lead singer who 'early rock n' roll' instead of burn it! Unite! Unite! Unite! "It's a cool dark, not a depress- /.inch said the band already has Destination Failure," the sounds like Elvis, how can you rockabilly," Zarich said. "Each go wrong? ing dark. It's a darkness thafs ^2 songs written that they will ollowup to their '95 release member comes from different likely pull from for the next For Big Blue Hearts the musical backgrounds but this intriguing, kind of haunting and mysterious," Zarich said. album. ii ingredients came together and sound is just kind of natural for Zarich said the band's home- Lyrical Myrical the band has spent the last year us especially with David's Ice Ice town of San Francisco is thriving touring to get their mix of voice. " Continued from Page 7 rockabilly and seductive white with bands right now. Review of Lead singer David Fisher is the Baby" music, at times approaching the soul to a broader audience. band's main songwriter and "A lot of Bay Area bands have gotten signed recently including continued from page 7 grandeur of The Fugees. This is Paul Zarich, drummer for the lyricist. Fisher just started Chumbawambal San Francisco band, said that the Mommyheads, " Zarich said. absolute perfect music for writing music two years ago but continued from page 7 slowing things down a bit, audiences across the country "I 've heard that the well is kind world outside BG. has really grown and found that whether just mellowing out by have reacted well to the band's of going dry because a lot of the radio. It's moving, innovative, For me, the song reminds me he has a talent for song writing yourself or with that special music. really good bands were signed amazingly powerful and dan- of eighth grade and our high that he didn't know about. someone. "We spent the summer open- "It's not necessarily about the and are recording in L.A. now. gerously catchy. America has school football team (Revere ing for Joe Walsh and the crowd The hottest band there right now been slow to grasp rock laden High - for my classmates that What's the story behind this words, it's how you sing the terrific single? Katrina Reese, was really into the music words," Fisher said. is Vinyl." dance bands (Chemical Brothers, were able to escape). That year The band was headlining club our team was incredible, blow- A&R Coordinator of Myrical wherever we went," Zarich said Fisher said he always wanted Prodigy). Tubthumper may be in a phone interview from the dates in the states before the Joe the CD which finally closes the ing away nearly every oppo- Records, explains, "Jason startec to be in a band and knew that he out performing in junior high road, somewhere near the Texas Walsh tour and will continue to s-ip- nent. Well, before each game I had to find a career in music and high school talent shows." border in Tex-Arkana country. somehow. do so in the fall. In October the Although radio stations will would somehow always here band will take their American She said Woodward saved "People are really great in these "I've wanted to be a rock 'n' try to knock down this CD, it's "Stop caliberate and listen" towns. Some crowds are familiar music to Europe. Zarich thinks just too good nut to get up again (starting lyrics of the song - for money and recorded, "This is roll singer since the second How We Chill". With that with us and some are not." grade," Fisher said. " When I those who've been in a coma). Zarich said that he has noticed And at the infamous middle success, he saved more money was growing up in Virginia I and ventured to the studio to that people know the band's was a total Kiss freak. I've dance, a classmate of mine, had music more now that their single shaved "V.I.P" in the back of his record two songs at a time. The always loved the larger than life label sent out many promotional) "Nobody Wants Her" has gotten persona a band has to offer." head. some airplay on college and Fast forward to 1997. copies of the single, and now thi Fisher perfectly fits the image song is the highest ranked song commercial radio. of the dominant, intriguing lead Just last weekend, during a Big Blue Hearts' self-titled party I was throwing, I threw in on 88.3, Toledo's popular urban singer. Women station. debut album has been selling are sure to love his voice just like "To the Extreme" just for fun -- consistently Zarich said. The knowing exactly what to expect. "It was a lot of work, but it Chris Isaak with his voice has was all worth it." said Reese. second single "Story of my Life" his pick of Hollywood's starlets. Nearly everyone was singing This maxi-single is incredibly Is due to be released soon. The Fisher decided to head to Los and dancing with ease and those disc's standout track, the opener who didn't sing, still knew the wonderful. The band lyrically Angeles because he would have buries million-selling contend- "Live without Your Love", has a better chance to find a band. song, but were too embarrassed not been released as a single yet to sing. ers like Bone Thugs N Harmony After paying his dues there he with great lyrics of love, dreams and so far there are no plans to made his way to San Francisco I don't know, maybe I would and prosperity. according to Zarich. where he met up with Zarich have gotten the same response if Zarich said the band's sound, I would've put Snow's "In- Could Lyrical Myrical become and they eventually found the next musical sensation? which really, really, resembles guitarist Jamie Scott and bassist Jamie Scott, Paul Zarich, David Fisher and Michael Anderson form former" on. Chris Isaak, has always been Almost certainly, but only time "Big Blue Hearts" a Geffen Records production. will tell. Cinemark Theatres n.i/ii ilie.HIc Hails. 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Instead of love 6342 redifining her style and experi- electronic, part quirky rock and cumbersome depresso-gunge rock songs, these Topeka Kansas kids menting further, she lands on one jazz, part fun and part dead star Weiland, and shed their belch out cynicism in the most style and perfects it. serious. alternative pretense to become a charming way. 1616 E. WOOSTER #1 The songs on Homogenic are From their roots as a clever indie genuine cock rock band. The songs are strange. Tricky almost all emotional ballads; rock band, Stereolab has pro- This is not necessarily a good drum beats and bass Tines with the Bjork sings her precious heart out. gressed by adding electronic thing. At least Weiland tried to be guitar merely filling in the space MEDIUM PLUS PIZZA & STIX Few songs are catchy, most are breakbeats, catchy brass horns, meaningful. 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