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The BGA doily independent News student press Student representation questioned City ordinance on ward apportionment still being debated after three years
This is the first part of a equal protection clause of the rounding areas. The people cuit Court of Appeals. four-part series looking into 14th Amendment to the U.S. most affected by this are stu- Steve Spitler, of Spitler, Mayoral candidates the representation of stu- Constitution. dents. Vogtsberger, and Huffman dents in Bowling Green City The students felt that the The 3rd Ward of Bowling Attorneys, is defending the Council. Today's article will division of the voting wards in Green has only 12 percent of case for the city. According to share views on charges Bowling Green did not allow focus on the legalities of the the population residing it is Spitler the city is "waiting for By JEFF HINDENACH look into this thing. I think the issue. Tomorrow's article them equal representation in boundaries. The 3rd Ward the ruling of the decision of the city council. The BG News legal process should just run its will present the difficulties has 3,499 people to the 1st Court of Appeals to reapportion course." According to the equal pro- that would be faced if the Ward's 12,674 people. the voting districts." With the mayoral race com- Although the wards may not city wards were reappor- tection clause there should "You can see how a person's Spitler said that if the court ing up, candidates are con- one vote per be divided equally based on tioned. vote from Ward 1 doesn't rules that the wards are uncon- cerned with dealing with the population, Kepke feels that person. If count as much as Ward stitutional, they will reexamine issues of the city. Included is the vot- the representation is very fair. By KATIE WOODS and 3's vote," said Flem- them. However, it is the city's the current tabled ordinance "Every ward in town ends up ing ing. opinion that the wards as they about the city's apportionment. with three representatives on JEFF HINDENACH being The BG News In 1996, are are constitutional According to democrat candi- the council," she said. "And done the Feder- Spitler points out that the date Joyce Kepke, the city's by there is one council member Exactly three years ago. Dis- population figures used are current position on the ordi- from each ward so everyone is Bowling Green City trict from the last census and that it nance is to keep the wards the represented equally." Council tabled an ordi- court is hard to rely on those. The way they are to keep confusion Quinn also points out the nance that would have rcappor- did city has grown in the last ten at a minimum. Kepke agrees problem that students arent tioned the city's voting dis- years. Also, the student popu- with the city's position. always involved in their repre- tricts. The city council has yet a representative than each lation is always changing. "These lines have been the sentative government. to vote on that ordinance. representative must have an According to B.J. Fischer, At- same since the beginning of the "A lot of students don't see equal number of constituents. Large council member, the U.S. ward system," she said. "That Bowling Green as their town," The ordinance was brought "What has happened in the census figures are based on is the way that we divide up the he said. "They don't get in front of the council in city of Bowling Green rule that Bowling where a person lives on the city services and how citizens involved in city government." response to the Toledo Federal is they are divid- Green's ward sys- arbitrary of April 1. If the cen- identify the city. People don't According to both candi- ed into four District Court's ruling involv- tem was unconsti- sus was taken on July 1 he want to change." dates, students have tradition- ing two University students. wards," Fleming said. "They tutional. Bowling Green was thinks that there would be ;i John Quinn, the republican ally not been involved in city In March of 1995 two univer- put 45 percent of the popula- told to reapportion the wards different problem. candidate, agrees that the government and voting for city sity students asked Rodney tion into the 1st Ward. Kit was and bring the reapportionment "We anticipate that the num- ward system is fair but sees officials. Quinn said that it is Fleming, managing attorney equal, the 1st Ward should only plan back to the courts for bers will be a lot closer in the room for improvement hard to keep track of which stu- for student legal services, to file consist of 25 percent of the pop- approval, according to Fleming. upcoming census," Fischer "I think that the whole thing dents vote and which don't. a lawsuit against the city for ulation." Since 1996 the case has been said. should be reviewed every once Therefore, it is hard to gauge what they felt was a violation of The 1st Ward is made up of appealed. The appeal is cur- in a while," she said. "But 1 their rights according to the the University and its sur- rently pending in the 6th Cir- • See ORDINANCE, page four. think the time has passed to • See CANDIDATE, page four. Social Phil. Theatre ventilation may Center not be up to safety code natural law By AMYJOL. BROWN formance. department has been assured conference The BG News The small theatre has held that some ventilation will be audiences of 80 members in put in place in time for the next scheduled Facing the possibility of clo- addition to the cast performing. scheduled performance, said sure, the Elsewhere theatre in Without mechanical or window Dachik. By ARIKI. CASTRO South Hall may be too hot for ventilation and with the addi- If that is not possible, the The BG News its actors and audiences. tion of stage lights, the room performance will be moved to The Social Philosophy and Because the air ventilation heats up quickly. another part of the campus system broke and has since "By code, it is illegal to per- Policy Center's annual confer- The University is also look- ence is set to take place this been torn out without being form in that space," said Jim ing at possibly renovating replaced, air has not been circu- week for faculty and students Dachik, scene shop supervisor. Elsewhere and the other the- lating adequately throughout who are interested in political According to Ron Shields, aters on campus, all of which the theatre. chair of the theater depart- and legal philosophy. are in need of repair. As a result, audience mem- ment, Elsewhere is still open, This year's conference, "Nat- ural Law and Modern Moral bers have had to leave perfor- but no shows are scheduled "We are very interested in mances because of the heat. getting state-of-the-art the- Philosophy," will take place at until later in the year. the McFall Center Assembly "Elsewhere is a very inti- "Air circulation is a prob- aters," said Linda Dobb, inter- mate space," said Matt Robin- im provost. "It's been a long Room through Saturday of this lem," Shields said. "The theater week. son a sophomore theater and department asked the Univer- time due to make changes. In creative writing major. "The years past, we've let the the- "The purpose of the confer- sity to check the air quality in ence is to elicit original theo- audience is right there in front Elsewhere and people have aters go." She said renovating the the- retical essays, which explore of you." been out to look at it." different aspects ofthe concept Photo Provided Elsewhere is located on the He expects a decision to be aters has moved up the priority chain, but is still in the talking of natural law and assess its fourth floor of South Hall in an made this week on the safety of significance for modern moral The Elsewhere Theatre provides an intimate setting for student stages. area the size of a small class- performing in the small the- philosophies," said Kory Swan- productions. The theater may however be unsafe for players room. A stage is set up in the ater. Renovations, if decided on, and audiences alike. son, executive manager of the center of the room, with the If it is determined that Else- would take place in the next Social Philosophy and Policy audience surrounding the per- where is not safe, the theater several years. Center Twelve papers related to modern moral philosophy and East Timor teach-in tells students of crisis natural law will be presented at the conference. By JEFF ARNETT conflict's history. He described described the details of the "The calculus in Jakarta Timorese. "I expect for those who have The BG News the history of Timor, a small events and politics surrounding was, if we let East Timor go, we The speakers said East a particular interest in politi- island 400 miles north of Aus- the situation. will inspire the others," Muego Timor's future is bleak Muego cal and legal philosophy to gain a better understanding of the Approximately 12 students tralia that was settled by the The events that have thrust said.. said East Timor would probably attended yesterday's East Dutch. In 1860 it was divided East Timor into the interna- Marc Simon, a professor of concept of natural law." Swan- declare itself an independent son said . "They will be able to Timor Teach-in, which was into West Timor, controlled by tional spotlight resulted from a political science, who went to nation, but its economic the Dutch, and East Timor, con- judge if there is a higher law sponsored by the Informative referendum on independence East Timor last year, spoke prospects are limited. The trolled by the Portuguese. we can appeal to if we do not Committee of the Honors Stu- for the province, Muego said. last. He described how the speakers agreed that the island dent Association. Following the Second World Seventy-eight percent of East Indonesian occupation necessarily agree with conven- is not able to produce a thriving tional law." Amy Tavormina, chair- War, the Dutch East Indies, Timorese voted for indepen- oppressed the province. One agriculture industry. Simon which included West Timor, Featured at tonight's session woman of the Informative Com- dence from Indonesia, and example was of protesters who said that there is an outside became Indonesia. Portugal will be Michael S. Moore, Leon mittee, said she did not expect shortly thereafter. Indonesian would disappear after protest* chance that an oil company will continued to run East Timor Jng. Meltzer professor of law and a huge turnout, but she was militias began to attack the try to develop in East Timor, until 1975 Comer said when East Timorese. "The army didn't do any professor of philosophy at the pleased by those who did and that Portugal has volun- University of Pennsylvania attend. the Portuguese pulled out of Muego said Indonesian Pres- shooting," Simon said. "They the island, it became an inde- teered to bankroll the first five School of Law. Moore will Tavormina said she knows id-nt B. J. Habibie decided to took pictures." pendent nation for nine days. years of an independent gov- address the relationship most students are apathetic allow peacekeeping troops to Simon also said the recent ernment. between natural law and Then Indonesian troops moved enter East Timor because he events in East Timor were not about distant issues because in. Muego said a primary worry morality in his speech entitled they are also apathetic about needed Western support for shocking to a person who knew Since 1975, Indonesia has of the territory is whether it "Law is Justice." local ones. economic relief in Indonesia. about East Timor. The concept of natural law is occupied East Timor and a low- Initially, however, Indonesia can feed all of its residents. "I see a lot of apathy ... for "That's what's so disappoint- quite complex. One expert in level guerrilla war has been resisted stopping the violence. Craig Haygod, a junior mar- issues that affect people here," ing," Simon said. "Anybody who the Social Philosophy and Poli- simmering. Comer said that One reason Muego gave for keting major, said the teach-in Tavormina said. cared to know could see all of cy Department provides a sim- more than 200,000 East Timo- Indonesia's initial reaction was these things " He said the East was very informative. The teach-in featured three rese have been killed since ple explanation ofthe topic. that it didn't want to promote Timorese knew that the army "Now I understand it, rather "Natural law, by tradition, is speakers from the University. then. independence other areas of was equipping and training the than listening to the news and First, graduate student Jim Then Benjamin Muego, pro- Indonesia that are experiencing militias that ultimately massa- not knowing about it," Haygod Comer gave a summary ofthe fessor in Asian Studies, tension. cred and terrorized the East said. • See PHILOSOPHY, page four.
r page 2 The BG News Thursday, October 7, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 'fc Success expensive commodity It's that damn Tiger Woods not only into a wonderfully Think about all of the doctors PEOPLE! 3 commercial that tops it all off. beautiful woman, but into a on campus. Having a doctorate You know what I am talking teen dream actress with major degree is pretty impressive. on the street* about, the one with him and his [JKiy success. Overnight? I don't Don't forget that it take a total sand wedge hitting the golf ball think so. Many people are of about eight to 10 years of col- Question: How do you feel about the closing of the , around like it's on a string. The unaware that she spent over 6 lege to get one. Everything has way he stops it in mid-flight, yean as the opening act for its price. If you are willing to Elsewhere Theater? starts it up again, and then fin- Michael Jackson, taking acting pay the price, then you can ishes with a 200 yard sand classes on the road. That she have anything you want in life. wedge that he hits out of thin was in several low budget Some things will cost you more air. movies before she got a role in a time than money while some major motion picture. Did you things may cost you more For any golfer, player or should be envious, but in reali- know that she was in "Sister money than time. Think about spectator, that 30 seconds com- what you want in life and ask ty I am not Sure, I wish I could Act II" only about 4 years mercial is nothing short of yourself what price are you play like he does, have some of before "I Know What You Did miraculous. The sheer thought Last Summer." It is the classic willing to pay. Do you want to of anyone else is the world his fame, not to mention some line of paying your dues. make a million dollars? Do you being able to do what Tiger did of his money. But the reality is want to be famous? Figure out Michael Planicka Lisa Marcon My cousin graduated from is almost as humorous as that I would not give up what what you are willing to sacrifice Senior .Sophomore watching golfers on the course he had to give up to get there. Virginia Tech with a master's and then go from there. Creative Writing Business trying to duplicate what Tiger He was willing to pay the price degree in I.TS. in five years. "It would be anoth- "I don't know does (I have gotten all the way to get where he is today. He landed a job in California You can have whatever you What it is but it want in life as long as you are er, example of the to six hits in a row — pretty You can have anything you making good money and within U. not supporting doesn't sound three years he moved to a job willing to pay the price. impressive, huh'). I find myself want in life as long as you are the arts." (*Tgood " envious of Tiger's ability and with Apple making, with Next time you look at an ath- willing to pay the price. bonuses, over six figures. Pret- skill. The fact that he is the lete, rock star, millionaire, or Kelly Porter Sound like pile of crap? Do ty impressive, right? Well, he same age as I adds to the agony some other successful person, i ■ Senior! of my own inability on the golf you think that 1 am shoveling works about 60-70 hours a don't be envious. Think about B.S.? Too bad, 'cause whether VCT J course- week, spends an additional 15- all that they had to give up to ""There's a theater you believe it or not, it is true. 20 hours on his computers at Then I quickly remind get where they are and the in South Hall?" home, and has been on three myself that I did not give up the As a society we tend to look price that they had to pay. dates in the last three years. hist 120 years of my life to play at people whom we deem suc- Remember that you too, can Would you be willing to golf everyday. I did not give up cessful as overnight successes, have anything in life you want all of the social functions We look at where they are at in exchange places? I know that I as long as you are willing to pay because I had a tournament the this moment and forget the wouldn't. His road is one that I the price. Chris Rohrs Katie Player . next day I played three sports road that they traveled before would not travel. Freshman ". Freshman Undecided - Art in high school instead of con- that. Jennifer Love Hewitt has It is easy to look at people in Jud Laipply is a wildly suc- centrating on one Perhaps I evolved in the last few years to. awe of their abilities or smarts. "I think it's too "This is the cessful columnist. Oddly bad. You can greatest tragedy ■»U enough, he's done nothing to really get into the ' in the history of earn it. E-mail him with your performance in all mankind:" frustrations at jtldsonQbgntt that theater." .hgsu.edu. Common enemy unites us dedicated, committed students about before class starts, and a. .;; some greeks, some politically discussion all of a sudden aris- -■ oriented, some religiously ori- es. Even the most tolerant of us Z ented, some socially oriented — : but that number is embarrass- tend to be intolerant of the tj ingly small. Brother Jeds of this world. Okay, consider the dead Perhaps this, then, is the J horse beating complete now. answer to the University's apa-^5 While I concede that we stu- thetic student problem? We dents are apathetic and disin- may be incivil, but we sure can I terested for the most part, even Igaspl rude and incivil many a complain. The student body's In Tuesday's BG News, a time, I'd like to propose a most surefire way to get along; - front page article explained a method for us to bond together is to unite in disgust, disap- . University committee's ongoing as a student body. proval, indignance and con- "j efforts to achieve civility on this A common enemy. tempt. ; campus. As intolerable as many find So keep B.J. and his ilk a- Yesterday, that goal seemed Brother Jed, he had quite an coming, and we'll keep gather- to have been completely over- audience yesterday. Not only looked. that, but people who would ing around. Shouting, name-calling and never usually talk to one anoth- Now, I'm not claiming that dirty looks pervaded our desig- er were sharing their opinions. this is an admirable quality for j nated Free Speech area in front Strangers were agreeing with us students to possess. I would of the Union. Throngs of stu- each other. People were nod- much rather that we could all dents gathered in huddled ding or shaking their heads masses, squinting against the together. How often does that share an overwhelming interest sunshine and hurling epithets happen with random people in in East Timor's atrocities, or ' at an infamous visitor to our front of the Union? governmental indiscretions, or University — Brother Jed. Brother Jed draws us togeth- our University's bureaucratic Reading center seen it parked outside the Edu- listen to the weather, and trav- Brother Jed and company er. The hordes of students mishaps. A righteous and com- cation Building or driving egging him on and responding eling to Toledo, it is nice to definitely do not inspire civility passionate interest in a major around campus. It has been know where the accidents are. at our campus. to his sermon were an indica- invaded, robbed social issue would make me . Please help us to spread the used throughout the Northwest His incendiary remarks tion of that. The radio was a gift of a much happier. word: To the individual or indi- Ohio region bringing educa- inspire just the opposite, in Few other events on campus viduals who broke into the tional activities to migrant recent graduate. fact. And students at a liberal (though there arc some) draw a But failing that, and assum- j crowd like Brother Jed does. Reading Center's Mobile Liter- camps, to schools for assess- arts institution are not general- ing that student apathy is a In writing this. I hope that ly tolerant of the intolerable, Dance Marathon and Henry acy Center and took our radio ments, and for transporting the the individual or individuals major flaw at BGSU, I think Reading Alive Puppet Players. namely righteous right wing Rollins come to mind, but the — we have your red flashlight who took the radio and left advocates. balance of the amazing array I've hit upon a goldmine. We are very proud to have it as You can pick it up in the Read- their flashlight are not stu- of programs and speakers that Sad it is that humans tend to a symbol of what is best about Had Brother Jed been an ing Center. 576 Education. dents here Hut, if they are, incendiary speaker advocating are offered to students general- unite in hatred more often than the students and programs of stop by the Reading Center. We anything other than traditional ly fail to draw an impressive in love. But even this quality For those reading this letter, Bowling Green State Universi- crowd. For one reason or anoth- have your flashlight. And oh, I family values, stereotypical can be manipulated for the a little history: The Martha ty- gender roles, and a good old- er, a great deal of us under- forgot, my Abba Cold CD was in good, don't you think? Gesling Weber Reading Center fashioned fear of God, he would grads simply do not make the — It is not a really fancy vehi- the radio. Could I have it back? not have had a soul in his audi- time to attend. has been on campus for over 50 cle inside. We don't keep any Sadly, ence to wag a finger at. So common interests and Mary Beth Murtha would « years. Our mission is to help real valuables there when it is I hate to beat a dead horse, goals — if there are any — don't like to thank Tina for her keen individuals learn to read. This parked by the University motor Dr. Mike French seem to be the way to get us to but it has been remarked once observation of this phenome- last year, the good people of pool. Some would even say the Director, or twice that BGSU students connect. Putnam County gave the Uni- radio/CD player was a luxury. The Martha Gesling Weber are quite apathetic. And for the But give us something we non. Comments and smart- versity a 1980 motor home Not really. Working in migrant Reading Center record, I agree, with reserva- can all bitch about, some com- alecky remarks can be sent to J classroom. Perhaps you have camps throughout the state, we [email protected] tions. There are a number of mon experience we can talk [email protected]. 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publication without prior permission of Phone: (419) 372-2601 ■ Letters to the Editor. 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T 9 p.m. Ohio weather WORDS 8 p.m. visionLito Thursday, Oct. 7 of the day 12:30 p.m. Festival Series: Ying String A non-threatening environment Faculty Artist Series: Quartet for those individuals with com- AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, high/low temperatures provenience Robert Satterlee, piano Kevin Schempf, clarinetist and ing out, personal and academic music faculty member, will join related issues. 107 Hanna Pronunciation: pruh-VEE- The Faculty Artist Series con- tinues with a free concert titled the group for the performance Hall. nyuntz trf the Brahms quintet. A limit- Function: noun "Where the Artistic Life Leads a Man." Performed by pianist ed number of tickets, priced at Friday, Oct. 8 Etymology: alteration of Robert Satterlee from the $30 and $24, are available. To provenance order tickets, call 372-8171 or Youngstown |M-/43° music faculty and Khani 3 p.m. Date: 1882 800/589-2224. Kobacker Hall, Begum from the English Moere Musical Arts Center. Men's A Women's Swimming : ORIGIN, SOURCE department Bryan Recital Hall, 6 Diving Intrasquad Meet Moore Musical Arts Center. provenance 8 p.m. Cooper Pool. Pronunciation: PRAHV-uh- Noises Off 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. nuntz Michael Frayn's farce shows 4 p.m. Education Abroad Informa- Function: noun the life of actors: taking prat- Men's Soccer hosts Bucknell tional Session Etymology: French, from falls on the road, backstage and Cochrane Field. Learn about the Education on stage. University Theatre provenir to come forth, origi- Abroad Program. Call 372-0309 nate, from Latin provenire, from Production. For Tickets, call 7 p.m. pro- forth + venire to come for more information. 1103 372-2719. Eva Marie Offenhauer West. Saint Theatre. Volleyball hosts Kent Date: 1785 BGSU meets the Golden Flash- 1 : ORIGIN, SOURCE 5 p.m. es in the first of two home 8:16 p.m. matches on homecoming week- 2 : the history of ownership Divorced/Divorcing Die Blechtrommel / The Tin of a valued object or work of art end. Anderson Arena. or literature Women's Support Group Drum C1999AccuWMthor, Inc. Facilitated by counselor Rebec- Germany, 1979. Director, Void- Example: "I could find nei- ca Hurst, M.Ed., the group er Schlondorff. A small boy in 8 p.m. ther the provenience nor the Wind Ensemble and Fall provenance of the Captain focuses on such issues as self- Danzig stages his fantastic Mystery comic book I was ref- esteem, creating a "new identi- protest against society in the Concert Band Sumy Pi Cloudy Cloudy Showers T-«*orm« erencing for my research ty," coping skills, boundary-set- decade before WWII. For more Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical vis Amxtmarmt paper." ting. 107 Hanna Hall. Arts Center. TV GUIDE SECTION
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Clash in East Timor kills two militiamen .. • New air bag reaching mass auto market Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer
DILI, East Timor— Peacekeepers fatally shot two anti-inde- eon WASHINGTON — At car dealers this fall: new, more sophisti- pendence militiamen Wednesday while repelling an ambush cated air bags that adjust their force of inflation to the severity near East Timor's border with Indonesia — the first clash since of a crash to protect passengers better. the U.N.-mandated force arrived 16 days ago. Two Australian It's no longer just a high-tech concept. So-called dual-stage air peacekeepers were slightly wounded. Proving strength bags are on the 2000 models of some luxury cars and several of Also Wednesday, the troubled territory's Nobel Peace Prize the nation's most popular family cars — the Ford Taurus and winner. Bishop Carlos Belo, returned to his homeland after flee- Honda Accord. ing at the height of last month's militia rampage. He is the first Safety experts say the new technology will reduce deaths and major independence figure to return to East Timor since the vio- injuries from air bags that inflated explosively, prompting a pub- lence that forced thousands from their homes and destroyed lic outcry. much of Dili, East Timor's capital. In serious crashes, when passengers need the devices' full Wednesday's clash began in the morning when Australian power to cushion them, the new bags inflate with about the same troops shot the tires of a truck full of militiamen that drove past force as those in 1999 model cars. But in lower speed crashes, the a newly established roadblock in Suai, a militia stronghold near air bags pop open with at least 20 percent less force. the border. Four passengers were injured. A sensor in the front of the car detects the severity of a crash Dozens of militia members were disarmed and taken by peace- by calculating the change of velocity that occurs when another keepers to the border with Indonesian-controlled West Timor, object, such as a car, crashes into it. Another sensor registers where thousands of anti-independence fighters have sought shel- whether a front seat belt is buckled. If a belt is being used, the ter along with an estimated 256,000 East Timorese refugees. full force of the air bag is delayed until a higher speed when it is The ambush occurred nine miles east of the border, as the needed. same peacekeepers returned to Suai later in the day. "Today in cars we have a one-bag-fits-all mentality. This "That small-vehicle convoy was ambushed by an unknown changes all that," says Stephen Kozak, a Ford engineer who over- number of people with firearms. The soldiers immediately saw the Taurus system's development. entered a counter-ambush drill," Australian army Maj. Gen. Government officials, automakers, insurers and safety advo- Peter Cosgrove, head of the international force known as Inter- cacy groups agree the new technology will reduce air bag deaths fet, told reporters in Dili. and injuries in low-speed crashes. The rest of the assailants fled the scene. Peacekeepers recov- "It reduces the risk (of deaths and injuries) dramatically in ered two military-style rifles. Associated Press Photo better tailoring the air bag inflation to the crash," said Dr. Ricar- The incident confirmed security concerns the peacekeepers do Martinez, head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Admin- have expressed as they have fanned out across East Timor. Members of the F-22 Raptor 2 team are pulling a 60,000 istration. "This is the first time that Interfet soldiers have been wound- pound F-111 airplane at the United States Air Force Museum Air bags have been blamed for at least 145 deaths in low-speed ed by enemy action. It is the first time that Interfet has been in Dayton, Ohio as part of a fund-raising event. crashes the victims otherwise should have survived, federal safe- called upon, regrettably, to take lethal action against an adver- ty regulators say. Air bags also have saved an estimated 4,600 sary," Cosgrove said. lives in higher-speed crashes. Ashtabula to celebrate bridges Flooding Tlie Associated Press organizer of the Ashtabula their bridges," he told The bridge is more than just decora- death of 67 people County Covered Bridge Festi- News-Herald of Willoughby. tion. Unlike a steel bridge, ASHTABULA, Ohio — val, said Wednesday. The county has built four Ashtabula County has had a Ashtabula County has had covered bridges in the past 16 which gets rusty with road salt, By JOSE LUIS MAGANA highways. Thousands of people long tradition of covered 62 covered bridges. The others years and has a goal of refur- a wooden bridge is preserved by Associated Press Writer trying to flee were stranded at bridges, making it a favorite were lost to flooding, vandal- bishing or building one each bus stations. the salt, and its cover provides VILLAHERMOSA, Mexico tourist stop for people who love ism, fires and deterioration. year, Smolen said. protection from the weather — Thousands of people huddled "We had never seen anything the wooden structures. Terrain helped shape the The newest was dedicated like this," truck driver Arman- The county, located at the bridge heritage, Morrison said. and bracing for crosswinds, he on their rooftops Wednesday to Aug. 29 and has a new twist: escape flooding in the Gulf do Rosas said Wednesday after northeast tip of Ohio between "It was a very hilly and heavily it's painted red, making it said. coast state of Tabasco as a trop- waiting for more than 12 hours Cleveland and Erie, Pa., is cele- wooded area," she said. stand out among 15 others that ical depression dumped torren- to cross a flooded highway in brating its heritage of covered That, plus lots of trees, said Ashtabula County's covered are weathered wood, stained or tial rains on central and south- the central state of Hidalgo. bridges with an annual festival Ashtabula County Engineer painted white. bridges include several entries Saturday and Sunday. The ern Mexico. "They say it could take two John Smolen, who has jurisdic- The county understands the on the National Register of His- more days before we can get county's 16 covered bridges tion over the covered bridges. tourist value of the covered toric Places, including the At least 67 people have died across." rank first in Ohio and fifth in "If you go back to pioneer bridges, Smolen said. He rou- because of flooding in 10 states. the nation in the number of times, our area was all wooded. tinely sees cars with out-of- Harpcrsfield bridge built in Local media said the death toll In other states, those vfrho such structures. The forest needed to be cleared town license plates parked at 1868 and at 234 feet the longest could rise as more victims are could not flee clung to trees or "If we don't preserve things to make room for farming and covered bridges, with people in Ohio, and the Windsor Mills recovered from mudslides and rooftops awaiting help. Rescue like covered bridges and old homes. Timber was in excess out looking and taking photos. reports come in from isolated workers rowed boats down the buildings, they are going to be and they used it for everything As an engineer, Smolen also bridge built in 1867 and rebuilt communities. streets of Tulancingo, 60 miles gone forever," Betty Morrison, — homes, stores, fences, even understands that a covered in 1913. Torrential rains from the northeast of Mexico City. Some season's 11th tropical depres- 50,000 people were evacuated ORDINANCE sion have caused southeastern in Tulancingo after officials had Mexico's worst flooding in 40 released water from a dam that Continued from page one. Since then the enrollment has they are still registered to vote stitutional rights. Bowling years and have forced more was threatening to overflow on Tuesday. risen to 18,300. That is an at home. It's a problem that the Green continues to operate than 157,000 people from their bers will be a lot closer in the homes over the past week. increase of over 3000, roughly Court of Appeals will have to under an unconstitutional sys- Military troops and civil pro- upcoming census," Fischer said. the population of the 3rd Ward tection workers were called to The boundaries of the cur- address." tem," said Fleming. "Not even the army's efforts alone. "It's really sad that the case According to Fleming, briefs have been enough. Unfortu- help with emergency efforts rent wards were established in throughout the region. 1973. At that time the enroll- "Other college cities have has been allowed to go on for so for the case are due today. Oral nately it is now impossible to ment of the university was had the same issues," Spitler long when elections are still arguments should start some- control the flow of water," said Newspapers and television Georgina Trujillo, municipal approximately 15,000 students. said. "Students live here, but taking place in violation of con- time early next year. stations in Mexico City urged president for Tabasco's capital, people to bring food, clothing, Villahermosa, 410 miles east of blankets and medicine for the PHILOSOPHY- CANDIDATE Mexico City. victims to collection centers in Continued from page one. moral, political and legal phi- Continued from page one. have been on council have The ports of Tampico, the capital. losophy." always done a great job, so we Altamira and Tuxpan in the a cluster of ideas that represent Tropical Depression No. 11, representation. are open to student involve- Gulf of Mexico have been closed basic moral principles and A schedule of events for the centered about 150 miles north- But Quinn wants to stress ment in the government," he to all shipping indefinitely, the moral rights that should guide conference is available at northeast of Veracruz, weak- that there is room for improve- said. "We would like to make federal Communications and us in our daily lives," said Chris ened Wednesday afternooji, tonight's session or by contact- ments in the system, even if it every effort to make the wards Transportation Secretariat Morris, a senior research fellow ing the Office of Social Philoso- doesn't happen now. as fair as possible if we could said. according to the U.S. National of the Social Philosophy and Hurricane Center. But forecast- phy & Policy at 372-2536. The "University students who gauge representation." Policy Department. "Students Hundreds of eastern Mexi- ers said heavy rains were likely who are interested in ethics event is free of charge, and is can towns and villages were to continue over eastern Mexi- will benefit by learning about open to the public. isolated by flooded roads and co.
BGSU HOMECOMING 7999 EVENTS SCHEDULE TODAY. OCTOBER 7 HOMECOMING DANCE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8 Sponsored by UAO a USG PEP RALLY Kick up your heels in the ballroom on the 2nd Come and cheer on the falcons1 Hear the FREE Pizzas! 1 floor ol iheSludent Union FREE refreshments announcements of the Homecoming Court and IIEIP 7 30PM-9 30PM see the BGSU spirit cheerleaders. Freddw and Freida. SIC-SIC. and the BGSU Falcons Marching FALL MOVIE SPECIAL: NOTTING HILL band Stay after the Pep Rally lor live music Relax and unwind with Julia and Hugh! irom the BIG CREAK and a spectacular PISHIM€LLO'S Admission $1 00 bursarable FIREWORKS display! ■ 111 Olscamp Hall 8 00PM Located on the intramural Fields Begins al 7 00PM
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■ This is the second part ofa weekly series which will relive the BG football team's only perfect season. This week in 1959, the Falcons continued their quest which inevitably led to recognition as the top 'small school' in the country, defeating Dayton improving to 2-0. Every week an article will be run from the 1959 BG News. Falcons clip wings of Dayton Flyers; Colburn, Casey pace 14-0 victory The Bowling Green Falcons Ray Kwiatkowski, the Fal- the Dayton 2-yard line and the earned a hard fought 14-0 cons middle guard on defense, Flyers recovered decision over Dayton last Sat- recovered a Dayton fumble on Bowling Green received the urday afternoon in the rain, at their 33-yard line starting BG opening kick-off to start the the University Stadium. The on its first scoring drive. second half and for a third Falcons scored touchdowns in The Falcons final tally came time came Close, but did not the first and final periods. midway in the fourth quarter, score. This time it was Col- More than 7,500 spectators, as Roger Klicman plunged off burn who, on fourth down and including 1,500 high school left guard for three yards and one yard to go for a TD, band members, were on hand a touchdown. Ramsey booted attempted to sneak the ball at the beginning of the game. his second conversion of the over, but ran head-on into a Nearly 3,000 fans left for shel- afternoon, making the score stone wall of Dayton defend- ter on the first play from 14-0, where it remained. ers. scrimmage as the first of the Early in the second period, Bernie Casey led the driving rain showers came. BG missed a good opportunity ground gainers for the Falcons Bowling Green drew first to score when a Colburn pass with a total of 35 yards on blood when Bob Colburn scam- was intercepted in the Dayton eight carries. Colburn paced pered seven yards on a bootleg end zone by a Flyer defender. BG in the passing department Bernie Casey play for a touchdown. Chuck The Falcons again came close as he connected on 7-of-15 Ramsey converted the PAT to scoring late in the second passes for 105 yards. ten yards in seven carries. Quarterback, Dan Laughlin, BO New* Photo Archives and the Falcons were out in quarter, but Chuck Comer, Fullback Vince Palyan front 7-0 with 10:07 remaining finding the wet pigskin hard gained the most yardage for led the Dayton team in pass- f)A Dayton defender makes one of four Flyer interceptions in the first period. to handle, fumbled the ball on the Flyers as he chalked up ing by completing 4-of-9 for 17 against BG. yards. 2
MisaasBjs*. page 6 The BG News Thursday, October 6, 1999 ■CHEDULE TANDINGS SP0 Postseason Hasi-I.all Major la-agu . s ,r SS%RIEF $ COLUMBUS. (III... Al' II.™ a i-lali- pam-l "I -|.»l- writi-ri. aiirl lly 1 he AaeOCUUd Press Eastern t'onference hmadcast.-rv ratx-s Ohio high school football teams ill thi- third of i-iKht W I. BOW Pts weekly 1999 Associated Presa poll, by OMSAA divisions, with won-lost DIVISION BOTH Former BG pitcher honored record ai. * total oointa (Hrsl place voles in parentheaesl (D«»l of 61 , DC 23 , 57 Thf Eastern lemur of Professional Baseball DIVISION I Amerlran la-ague ». 1. Crove City 1291 6-0 354 New York vs. Triaa x Columbus 19 1:' 6 46 Clubt announced former Bowling Green slugger 2, Cm St Xavier(2l 50 273 Tuesday, Oct. 5 * Tampa Baj 13 1. 5 II Andy Tracy received the Chase Manhattan Bank 3. Youngs Roardman 60 232 New York S. Ikaai ii. Ne» York leads ii, -1 ii Miaou 12 Ill 5 16 4, Maaaillon Washington (1 60 223 Eastern League Most Valuable Player. Thursday, Oct. 7 New England 11 20 ■1 25 5. Cin Elder I3I 60 207 The BO native set a modern franchise record MV-NJ 7 25 3 IS 6. Canton McKinley 5 1 167 Tciasillelling 13 -1 ■ • at New York ipeltitle 14 Hi. ft 17 p ni iFOXl with the Harrisburg Senators recording 128 RBI's 7. CentervillelZI 60 143 Saturday, Oct. 9 Western Con ereiu-e 8. Brunswick 6-0 122 New York iCIemeiis 14-10 at Texas (Loaira 9-5). 7 40 p in 'NBCi W 1. SOW Pts and he was second on the circut with 37 home 9. Cleve St Ignatius 51 94 Sunday. Oct. 10 g>L0B Angeles 19 12 .1 51 runs. Tracy also finished first in extra-base hits 10. Worthington Kilbounie 6-0 54 New York al Texas. 4 09 p in I ESPN I or 7 60 p m FOX if iiece. x-Colorado 20 10 6 48 (65), fifth in slugging percentage (.560), and third Others receiving 12 or more points 11. Solon 42 12. Sh ikrr 111. sary I Dallas 18 1.1 J 48 20 13 i tie l. Tbl Whinner. Logan 16 15. N Canton Heet r 14 16. in runs scored (96). Huber His Wayne. Mayficld 12 Monday. Oct. II x-Chicago 16 14 ■2 44 I'.-x.,- at New York. 8 17 pin iFllX, ifn -arv San .1 18 13 10 34 DIVISION II Cleveland vs. Iloslnn van-.i- in. 8 22 2 20 Fi 1. Cola Brookhaven H 60 321 Wednesday. Oct. 6 2, Dover (12) 60 300 Beaton RMwtlnee6*4)al Cleveland .Colon l8-5i,6 17 pin rJuKhed innli-renee lilli 60 236 3. Piqualll i FOX I WIRE 4. Trenton Edgewood (2) 60 176 x rlinchi-d playoh* berth m S.Cuy Falls Walsh Jesuit 13* 1 172 Thursday, Oct. 7 VOTE Throe poinLs for victory. , le petal lor liooloul 6. Mentor Lake Cath 5 1 164 Boston iSaberhagen IO-6iat Cleveland iNagy 17 -111.409pm points for loss . Shootout SOW . i a nieeei el • ins Wrestler paralyzed in the ring 7. Unionlown Lake 5-1 133 I ESPN i UNIONDALE, NY. (AP) — A World Wrestling 8. Maryavillrili 60 131 Saturday, Oct. 9 RANSACTIONS Federation star was paralyzed below the waist 9, Lebanon 5 1 57 Cleveland I Burba 15 81 al Boston iMerrker 2 01. 4 17 p m iFOXi 10, Madison 11 1 60 56 after fracturing his neck during a match at the Sunday, Oct. 10 Oth'rs receiving 12 or more points 11. Cm Mi-Nicholas 51 12. Wednesday's Sports Tri Nassau Coliseum — the second professional Cleveland al Boston. 1 09 p m I ESPN i or 7 50 p m i FOX i. if mi Macedonia Nordoma ill 41 13, Kings Mills Kings Cll 36 14. Cols By The Associated Press wrestling tragedy in five months. Independence 25 15. Grafton Midview ill 21 16 tliel. Tillm aaaary BASEBALL Columbian, Whitehouse Anthony Wayne. Wadsworth 13 Monday, Oct 11 National League Darren Drozdov, a tattooed, body-pierced wrestler Beaten al Cleveland, *09 pa iESPNior8 17 pm (POX), if nee CHICAGO CUBS— Released OF Lena) Johraen Purchased the known simply as "The Droz," underwent three DIVISION 111 contract of INF Julio Zulcta from We-t lenneeeei of the Southern 6-0 308 League hours of surgery Wednesday to relieve pressure on 1. Lima Bath [161 Nationul LeuKue 2. Bellbrooki5> 6-0 254 CINCINNATI REDS Claimed 1 IIP Heath Murray oH waivers his damaged neck. Allanl.i vs. Houston 3. Poland Seminary iG" 60 240 from the San Diego Padres 4. Copley (21 6-0 197 Tuesday. Oct. 5 FLORIDA MARLINS-Ai unced KHP Dennla Springer has 5. Cola Walterson 5 1 160 Houston 6. Atlanta 1. Houston leads sern- 1 I) ixernsi-d his right to free agency Optioned INF OF John Roskos and Reds pick up local pitcher 6. Steubenville (21 5 1 159 Wednesday. Oct. 6 INF Chris Clapinski to Calgary of UK PCI. CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds on 7. Orrville 111 5 1 144 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES--Claimed SS Mil Martnie, off Hnusluli I Luna 21 101 al Atlanta Millwood 18 71.4 09 pm [ESPN Wednesday claimed a pitcher who had been 8. Bellevue'21 5-0 137 Friday, Oct. 8 waivers from Kansas City anil HUP Carlos Reyes oil waiver-, Innn 9. Cm Purcell Marian < 11 51 87 San Dug,. Senl LHP Billy Bn-m-r. RHP Mike Once, RHP Joe Grahe. Atlanta iGlavine 1:11.,: Houston (Hampton 22-41. 4 09 pro waived by the San Diego Padres, and named a 10. Jackson 11 > 6-0 78 INFTurcy Uvullo. RHP Ryan NyC 1(1 IP (hail Op-.i and LliPYorkls Others receiving 12 or more points 11. Cols DeSales '2' 41 12, lESPNl I'ere/ uiilnghl to Si-rantoli/Wllkes B.irre ol till- liilernatiolial League director of international scouting.. Milleraburg W Holmes 30 13. Thomville Sheridan 2.1 14 life), Saturday, Oct. 9 KOOTBA1.I. Louisville 111. Perry 18 16. Akron lloban 16 li. Shelby 12 Atlanta al Houston. 1:06 p.m.. if naceaaar) KSI'N National Football LeaunM Left-hander Heath Murray, 26, was 0-4 with a Sunday. Oct. 10 C1.EVELAN0 BROWNS-Signed l)T Bill Duff 5.76 earned run average this season in eight starts DIVISION IV Heueten al Atlanta.4 09pm .ESPNior 750 pin (POX), n eeoM MIAMI DOLPHINS --Signed T Mike Sheldon l.Vnuugs Mooneyi9l 5-1 275 >ar> NEW YORK JETS—Sigiusl S ( r Stuutnure Sigmsd LB Casey and 14 reliei appearances. He allowed 60 hits, 2. Wheelersburgi9) 6-0 258 Dailey from the practu-e squad Sigiu-d l)L Dennil USiilliv.in to the 3. Chagnn Falls 171 6 0 246 Arizona vs. New York practice squad Plai-ed CB Oils Stnilli and LB Chad C.i-radden Ml struck, out 25 batters and walked 26 in 50 innings 4. Gemianln Val Viewi2l 51 217 Tuesday. Oct. 5 injured raaerve pitched. 6. Cin-Wyoming i2> 6-0 193 New York 8. Arizona 4. New York leads series 1(1 IIOCKKY 6 By PAUL NEWBERRY Jones. AP Sports Writer Millwood, 18-7 during the out L. A for next ATLANTA — The Atlanta regular season, didn't pilch at| Braves must be wondering why all the last two postseason! they didn't use Kevin Millwood while the Braves were knocked in the last two postseasons. out in the NL championshi] NFL franchise Showing that he's now the series — even though he win ket, and we have a large mar- best starter on a staff filled 17 games in 1998. By KEN PETERS AP Sports Writer ket in Houston," McNair said. with Cy Young winners, Mill- The best-of-5 series shifts t< ATLANTA - The NFL By comparison, the Washing- wood threw the first postseason the Astrodome, where the next one-hitter by one pitcher in 32 w picked Houston over Loe Ange- ton Redskins sold for $800 mil- b two games will be played Fri- les for its next expansion team lion earlier this year, but that years to give the Braves a criti- day and Saturday. If a fifth Wednesday, preferring a small- price included the stadium, so cal 5-1 victory over the Houston 4 game is needed, it would be at Astros on Wednesday, evening er market's record $1 billion the franchise price works out Turner Field on Sunday. around to $600 million. their first-round series at one Jordan and Klesko flip-l proposal to a shaky one from its bigger, more glamorous rival. As part of the deal, Houston game apiece. flopped in the batting order, a The offer, the richest, ever for will be the site of a Super Bowl "I was a little nervous before move that paid off with twe a franchise, came from Houston "as soon as practical after com- the game," Millwood said. "But RBIs from Jordan, hitting once I was on the mound, it was fourth instead of fifth. businessman Bob McNair and pletion of the stadium," Tagli- just like any other start." includes the $700 million fran- abue said. Klesko, dropped from tht chise price, plus a $310 million The 24-year-old Millwood, cleanup spot, had three hits In the end, the negotiations and the agreement struck were who allowed a second-inning scored twice and drove in a run retractable roof stadium. typical of big business dealings: home run to Ken Caminiti — "It's a challenge." Jordan! Houston will begin play in 2002 in the AFC, where the old Houston's franchise bid was stepped up this season while said. "All year long I've hittmf Oilers played before moving to $150 million higher than that Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and behind Chipper. He came up Tennessee after the 1996 sea- offered by either the LA Colise- John Smoltz — with seven Cy \ f-/a.«T 1 big for us against the Mets Youngs among them — went RAVLQI KIEL - son. No name has been chosen um group or another headed by Associated Press photo Ever since then teams have nod Michael Ovitz, who proposed through assorted struggles. wanted to pitch to him. 1 told for the new team, but it won't Atlanta Braves pitcher Kevin Millwood throws the first one-hitter be Oilers, because NFL com- building a stadium at Holly- It was the first complete in postseason play since 1967 in the Braves victory. him I'll be back. If teams don't game one-hitter in the postsea- missioner Paul Tagliabue has wood Park. Ovitz and his want to pitch to him I'll hurt money man, grocery billionaire son since Game 2 of the 1967 them." declared that name "retired." was a lot of fun Everything NFL owners also voted to Ron Burkle, offered $550 mil- World Series, when Boston's third baseman Chipper Jones But everyone was overshad- was working. My fastball was lion, and the Coliseum group Jim Lonborg beat the St. Louis booted a grounder with one out owed by Millwood, who expect adjust the league alignment to Cardinals 5-0. allowing a dou- good. My curveball was good. in the seventh, but the error eight divisions of four teams bid $500 million. My slider was good " ed to be nervous in his first "Money talks. It sure talked ble to Julian Javier with two didn't bother his pitcher. postseason appearance but each. Now there are six divi- With the Braves in a virtual this time," said Eli Broad, outs in the eighth. Tom Glavine Millwood got the next two turned out to he dominating sions — one with six teams and must-win situation after losing batters on grounders. The the rest with five. another of the failed bidders and Mark Wohlers combined on He struck out eight, walked the first game 6-1 Tuesday, Braves broke open a 2-1 game The vote to award Houston from Los Angeles whose group a one-hitter for the Braves none and faced two batten- against Cleveland in Game 6 of Millwoixl shut down the Astros, with three runs in the bottom the NFL's 32nd franchise was had submitted a $500 million retiring 15 in a row after above the minimum. proposal. the 1995 World Series. half on Brian Jordan's sacrifice Not that Millwood's perfor- 29-0. Arizona and St. Louis "You don't throw a one-hitter Caminiti's homer. fly and run,-sconng singles by abstained because of questions The choice of Houston fol- The streak was broken when mance was out of the ordinary every day," Millwood said "It Ryan Klesko and Andruw — for him over the proposed alignment. lowed months of indecision in Failure to come up with a which the NFL at one point suitable stadium doomed Los conditionally awarded a fran- Angeles, the nation's second- chise to Los Angeles. A six- largest TV market Houston, month deadline for Los Angeles the nation's No. 11 market, was passed on Sept. 15, putting BG more willing to pay for a stadi- Houston back into the picture. MAYS Pick up your um, providing $195 million in "I think after a while we all public funding. got tired of it, thought it was >«# copy of the "We have a passion for foot- time to make a decision," ball, we have a dvnamic mar- McNair said. ■. pen., .n EXCITING INTERNET COMPANY! ALWAYS LOOKING FOR NEW TAUNT! t ^.linlWltu,, Homecoming needed: Campus Operations Manager Insert this THE MORRELL TWINS TONIGHT.FRIDAY& SATURDAY! Features include stories on: Friday in the | YOU VE SEEN THEM IN PLAYBOY. NOW SEE THEM LIVE ON STAGE! * Earn great mona>y •Freddy and Friada ONLY AT DEIS VU! SHOWTIMES: 6-9-12-2 HUSO aPPtaMNG MINIOT. TUESDIf t WIONfSOHV * Excellent resume builder •History of Homecoming at BG 8G news -1959 National Championship Reunion * Flaxibla schedule CONTEST * Gain Management and Marketing experience gW WfO 10PM apply online at www.vcr.ity.com email your resume to: jabs'Oversity-com KM your resume to: 734/*Ja3-8«160 I Thursday, October 7, 1999 The BG News page 7 Ana Pereira and Tony Recznik NOW NOW Co- Editors 372-6966 NOW: "Noises Off NOW : Adam Sandier, Reviewed. Tori Amos, Terry Dexter. Verve Pipe and Creed Theater NOW SOUNDS *- N-2 ►*- N-3 urn IK Meadows be next? Memories of This past weekend Satur- day Night Live officially began its 25th season. Over the years, By LIZ PECEK a lot of great, and less than The BG News great comedy has been pro- duced and many comedians The tradition of Else- have graced the stage. Howev- where Theatre produc- er, if some believe there is also tions will remain on a curse that haunts Saturday campus, despite the loss of its Night Live. location in South Hall. What evidence is there for this curse? Many have tried to Due to the need for repairs make connections between the on the building, future produc- hardships and tragic deaths tions can no longer take place that have taken their toll on in South Hall. The first Else- past cast members. Most where production of the year, notable are the recent deaths of "The Complete Works of Shake- . Chris Farley and Phil Hart- speare (Abridged)," took place man. Other fallen cast mem- last month in South Hall. How- bers include John Belushi and ever, the second show, "Shakun- Gilda Radner. Actor Robert tala," scheduled for November, Downey, Jr. may also be able to has been moved to the McFall blame his hardships on this Gallery. curse since he was a cast mem- The other sites of the Else- ber for one season. where Theatre productions Okay, true there have been scheduled have not yet been a lot of hard times for the show. determined. However, when you have been on the air for 25 years you are The idea of the Elsewhere going to have a lot of people Theatre came about in the walk through the door. In a 1960s. This type of theatre is recent issue of People maga- geared toward smaller produc- zine, there were short profiles tions that require little techni- of over 70 past and present cast cal assistance. Many times, members. When you have such original or experimental pieces a high number of people on are played here. File Photo your show you are going to have Each year, the Elsewhere bad things happen to some of Theatre is booked for approxi- Chad Queen, Matt Robinson and Jessica Kemock in "How to be Post-Modern," during Shorts Festival 1999 in Elsewhere Theatre them. To say that some curse is mately four productions. floor of University Hall was the About five years ago, the the- room. location was extremely effective the reason why is ridiculous. If Margaret Mccubbin, an asso- home of the Elsewhere Theatre. ater was moved to the fourth Boone stressed that the the- for small productions. "I don't Saturday Night Live is cursed, ciate theater professor and cos- However, according to Steve floor of South Hall, in room 411. ater has been useful and that it know what their exact plans then how has it been able to tume designer, said it has Boone, an assistant theatre The space, which was previous- will be missed. "It will make a are [for the theaterl, but my stay on the air for so long? always been a problem finding professor, it was not a very good ly a television station, held serious dent in our production hope is that they find a third For every cursed cast mem- adequate space for the Else- place to hold plays. Examples of between 50-70 people, depend- season...if we don't have a good venue for productions," Robin- ber there is another that has where Theater. space Ifor the productions), sonsaid. "With the theater found great success. Adam San- this, Boone said, were that ing on the seating arrange- "We need a space for small actors used classrooms for ment. Boone said this location then it will adversely affect stu- department having 10 produc- dier is riding high off the suc- projects, but we don't want to tions a year, to lose 4 would be cess of films like "The Wedding makeshift dressing rooms and offered more versatility in pro- dents." do it at the expense of the stu- that the electrical power for ducing the plays in that it had a Matt Robinson, a sophomore a great loss." Singer" and "Big Daddy." He dents," she said. has also released several suc- lighting needed was insuffi- control booth and an area that theatre and creative writing cessful CD's. Mike Meyers is For many years, the fourth cient. could be used as a changing major, feels that the South Hall absolutely groovy in his two Austin Powers films. There is ■ also a whole line of Austin Pow- ers merchandise ranging from action figures to a set of fake Austin teeth in stores every- Top 10 Albums of where. Chris Rock has become one of the biggest names in comedy and he has Emmy awards to back that up. He also made the MTV Video Music the 90's Awards worth watching. David Spade cannot be doing all that By JAMES ELDRED The Noise." Rap music was still primar- badly. He not only has a hit TV ily just music to dance to. Acts like Kid show with "Just Shoot Me" but The BG News he was recently on the cover of N' Play, Run DMC, and Will Smith (still Rolling Stone. Eddie Murphy under his Fresh Prince persona) domi- has had highs and lows. He nated the charts. Public Enemy changed Starting this week the NOW sec- all of that with lyrics about racism and starred in hit films like The tion will be showcasing the best Nutty Professor," but there the hatred towards blacks in society. and most influental albums of While the critics loved the album, the less than successful ones like the past decade compiled by our staff. "Vampire in Brooklyn". Overall news media thought it was one of the Murphy has had more success These selections are in no particular most violent and evil recordings ever to than failure. order, and will be appearing periodically be put on vinyl. They unfairly labeled If there is a curse on the until the end of year. This issue: Public Public Enemy's lyrics as racist without show, it would have to have Enemy's Fear Of A Black Planet. really listening to the songs, and com- effected the writing in the past pared members of the group to common few seasons. The last really When people think of the best rap criminals. solid episode of Saturday Night albums of the decade many think of Public Enemy took all of this unfair Live was when Garth Brooks Tupac Shakur, Notorious B.I.G., Dr. criticism and responded to it the best hosted about two seasons ago. Dre, or even N.W.A. Most people forget way they could...they made a record That episode did everything about Public Enemy, mainly because about it. Fear Of A Black Planet that it could to make fun of they have dropped out of the public eye released in 1990, showed that Public Brooks's image. Since that in recent years. However, in 1990 they Enemy could not only successfully episode the skits have been respond to unfair media attacks, but . more miss than hitWe do have were one of the most controversial and some new standard skits like popular rap groups in the world, and that they could also create one of the ;:: the Spartan cheerleaders and Fear Of A Black Planet made them even best rap albums ever made. ';-"the Ladies Man, but they are more popular, and even more controver- Many of the tracks on this album are '• J not effectively used. The season sial. direct attacks on the media, for what opener with host Jerry Seinfeld In 1988,(Public Enemy released It Public Enemy thought to be racist and was less than funny. Many of Takes a Nation Of Millions 7b Hold Us misunderstood attacks on them. The the skits made no sense, espe- Back, which contained the hit "Bring most glaring of this being "Incident at • cially the spoof on HBO's "OZ" 66.6 FM" which simply takes E. series. But perhaps a curse is attacks against them and sets them • just a scapegoat for just plain to a backbeat. It shows how bias ;;' bad -writing. much of the media was towards Of course this would mean little if the brought rap to the news, showing the } B When a series of bad events them at the time. music behind the lyrics was horrible, misunderstandings that the media has jj happen, people have to find a They also managed to tackle and that was not the case with Public against black music. It also influenced I" connection. In some cases that issues in society as. a whole. Both ;-;connection leads to some kind Enemy. They know how to take a good many of the most popular artists today, the title-track and "Pollywannacra- message about society and hide in an from the Wu-Tang Clan and Busta >".of curse or conspiracy as the ka" deal with inter-racial relation- explanation for why these incredibly infectious backbeat. Songs Rhymes and even Rage Against the ships and the racism they received like "Can't-Do Nuttin' For Ya Man" and Machine. Without this album, hip-hop, '■ things happen. There is a sim- from both whites and blacks. Other »:;ple reason why there is no Sat- "Fight The Power" both contain mean- and the attitudes about it, would be songs, such as "Burn Hollywood ingful messages against racism and much different. ^THirday Night Live curse. Bad Burn" and "911 is a Joke" attack ■t-things happen to bad people sound great at the same time. ;Z*that's all. When a lot of people society as whole, showing racist Fear Of A Black Planet is more than Z-~pre connected with a show, viewpoints in both Hollywood and just a great rap album. It was one of the Watch for more albums in future ;-Jhere will be more people from on Police Departments. Very few first times that a rap group recorded an issues of NOW. rap groups were talking about these .that group who suffer hardship Public Enemy member Flavor Flav. album full of political statements while :- and tragedy, lb put it another issues in 1990. being popular at the same time. They :j."way, if something bad were to •:3iappen to several members of >lhe BG News staff, does that On the road of life there are journalist and entertai •linean that there would be a curse here too? Entertainment writers wa Thursday, October 7, 1999 The BG News page 8 NET-Aid kicks off in NY 'Noises Off revieiv who tries hard but cannot get his point accross. the gossiper and the father Fig- ure/torturer/psychologist director and the elderly who believes that he can f act. By LISA BETTINGER at re production with Michael The technicians were Frayn's hilarious production of The BG News also remembered in this "Noises Off." show. The stage manager On Saturday Oct. 9, Net Aid According to The London wearily drags about, and is hosting a three city charity Times Literary Supplement, his assistent does all his concert in order to raise aware- "Noises Off" is "a farce that work. ness about world poverty. The makes you think as well as Act 2 is set backstage. concert is taking place in three laugh." It is a play within a What we see are romances cities; New York, London, and play. and intrigues as the actors' Geneva. Pboto Provided In three acts, a stock theatre personal lives are por- According to the organiza- Wyclef Jean at a concert earlier this year, will perform at Net Aid company moves from the trayed off stage. tion's website, Net Aid's mis- with special guest Bono. rehearsal process to the matin- The part of the director sion is, "...To harness the power the concerts starting at noon. nee performance, revealing to is well portrayed by Jim of the Internet as a medium of VI11 is also airing TV coverage the audience the stresses, frus- Williams. What we see is social and economic change," starting at 2 p.m. Both web- trations and relationships that someone who is dedicated They continue by adding that, sites offer a similar page con- happen backstage. to the extreme during "Net Aid is not a one day event. taining links to Net Aid's web- Act 1 begins with Bethany A rehearsals and minding It is a long term effort to build site. MTV online offers infor- a community of conscience peo- Young or Dotty, playing her role his own business (also to Gary Ujeune (Brad Abner) U surprised to mation on some of the artists of Mrs. Clackett during the an extreme) once the show find a relationship going on backstage. ple dedicated to providing basic performing while Net Aid's needs: food, shelter, legal pro- rehearsal of "Nothing On." is on the run. It is a strong website offers links to band Young, who makes her debul and versatile role. tection, human rights, and homepages. All three websites 'Noises Off health care." on the Eva stage is simply As for Act 3, it is definitely oiler ticket information, while hilarious in her air-headed worth a look. Starring: Bethany .A. Young, Along with these goals. Net Net Aid keeps updating visitors Aid is also linking together character, Mrs. Clackett By "Noises Off" offers the audi- .Hni Williams, Brad Abnex, on radio, TV and other web- and others. organizations It ia hoping to casts making herself present with ence much more than "sardines act as a network for charities Another major part of the charisma and competency, she and slamming doors." It is a BG News says:: The fantasies^ worldwide Some of their other upcoming concert was the keeps the energy of the show delightful portray of stock char- and realities of theatric,! causes include ending hunger, release of the charity single running from beginning to end. acters, fantasies and realities performances worth seen ancj helping refugees, saving the "New Day" by Bono and Wyclef It takes a while for the in the theatrical world. "cspected. environment, securing human Jean. The single raises money rehearsal of "Nothing On" to At the end. "the theatre goes rights and relieving debt. for Net Aid along with the move on. Meanwhile, the char- on, even when the show falls • ** It is the goal of relieving Wyclef Jean Foundation and acters are introduced as a apart." And the actor's magnifi- 1 ««:iu»(9aldnink debt that has raised some eye- War Child. stereotype of theatre people 2 atari: aa* It whlia chunk brows. According to the organi- cent performance is worth War Child raises money to There's the blond and dumb , reviving every night 3 Dart: (taHnlWr worth a took... aobv zations website, www.netaid.org, < Miff fa-fin ttm t help children that have been the debt of the world's 20 poor- Photo Provided the first-time actor, the actor affected by war while the est countries could he eliminat- David Bowie in a 1997 Perfor- mance. Wyclef Jean Foundation helps ed for the cost of one military support youth programs in the aircraft Political causes aside, the Concert on MIDWEST V2 lead singer Bono, one of Net A id concert has the largest U.S. and Haiti. At press time the organization's strongest line-up of musicians for an the single was available at On Campus I'ue and amazon.com. Both CONCERT supporters, was one member of event snue Live Aid in the The Fall Concert Band a delegation that recently met early 1980's Finders Records and Tapes and Madhatter Records will special and Wind Ensamblo will be with the Pope in order to gain The performers scheduled performing this Friday. Oct. ,his support for the debt elimi- to perform at New York's order the single for any cus- BOX: tomers that are interested. Hth in Kobacker Hall. The Bowling Green: nation cause Giants Stadium include The 10-09-99/Lea Savy Fav/Howard's Black Crows, Mary J. Blige, Concert starts at 8pm, and Busta Rhymes, Counting Crows. will showcase works by Toledo: Wyclet lean with special guest Sousa, Saent-Saens, Smith, 10-08-99/BigAl & The Heavyweighta/Mickey Finn's Bono, Cheb Mami, Jimmy Brooks, Applebaum.Dangh- 10-08-99/Frantic Flattops/Citi Lounge Page, I'uir Daddy, Sting, and erty and Shostakovich The 10-09-99New York Jimmy & The Jive FIve/Citi Zucchero. Lounge perfomance is presented by The Wembley Arena audi- 10-13-99/Blue Spruce/Citi Lounge ence in London can look for- the college of Musical Arts ward to performances by Bryan and admission is iree.K.wrv- Cleveland: Adams, David Bowie, Bush, one is encouraged to attend. 10-07-99/Sick Of It All/Agora Theatre Catatonia, The Corrs, The 10-09-99/Atomic Fireballa/Odeon Concert Club Burythmics, George Michael, 10-10-99/CreedVCSU Convocation Center Stereophonies, Robbie American Hearl 10-10-99/Echo & The Bunnymen/Odeon Concert Williams, and DJ Paul Oaken- Club fold. Association - V ,1 °;1,?;?9i9ur ^dy Peace/CSU Convocation Center Geneva's lineup includes 10-10-99/Oleander/CSUn Convocation Center Des'ree, Bryan Ferry, Lady- 10-12-99/ZZ Top with Lynyrd Skynyrd/CSU Convo- smith Black, Mambazo, cation Center Michael Kamen and Texas. A stroke can change 10-13-99/Goldfinger/Odeon Concert Club Other artists may be added your life forever to the bill later. Jewel and Columbus: Sheryl Crow are confirmed to 10-07-99/Manowar/Newport Music Hall perform, but the venues that 10-08-99/Family Values Tour/Schottenstein Center they are playing at have not Vntcricuii Ifcm 10-09-99/Quiet Riot/Newport Music Hall Photo Provided been confirmed. \--n, i.illo11 10-11-99/Echo & The Bunnynien/Mekka U2's Bono in an earlier perfor- Both MTV online and VHl lance. 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"1,000 extent in this beautiful song. now Oceans," the last song on the Despite it being a (somewhat) first disc, is especially touching It was either Descartes or grab for discs of artists they slow song, Creed puts more and envokes the same heart- genuine feeling and energy into Adam Sandler's agent who once like, putting the pile a tad on breaking quality as "China" said "What the world needs the short end. This leaves a and "Tear in Your Hand" from it than most bands than one now is The Chanukah Song turquoise case left for inspec- her first solo disc Little Earth- would think possible. Part 2." Well whoever said it, tion. quakes. The lyrics and energy are their request has been granted This turquoise case reveals Overall, Tori succeeded what make this album work. and we now have a brand new itself to be the debut album of again in making a CD that is Stapp and guitarist Mark record of Adam Sandler's come- Terry Dexter, a surprisingly tal- both entertaining and touching. Tremonti have written another dy bits and goofball songs. ented chanteuse from Detroit, The live disc promotes her fan- round of poetic lyrics, this time Sandier gets a lot of heat for who obviously pines to the tastic concert performance- not quite so dark as the words his brand of sophomoric humor, heights of such noted famous style and leaves listeners found in My Own Prison. Their and for the most part it's not female singers such as Mariah yearning for the next release art is not only writing the my cup of tea But there is typ- Carey and that girl who sings that this icon in music individ- lyrics, but created a flawless ically a sweetness and naivete that "Genie" song. As an entry uality graces us with. to his work that makes it seem in the late 1990's race for pop seam between music and word. Tori Amos: This is no more evident than on The Verve less offensive than, say, the success, some succeed and some -Dustin White humor of a nimrod like Tom singers become destined for To Venus And "Beautiful" and "Wash Away Pipe: sit Green. minor fame on their way to Those Years." The former incor- Sandier still sounds like a becoming yet another infomer- porates verses describing the 1999 - Frenchkiss class clown and that attitude cial actress or hired girlfriend Back lustful desire that hollow beau- goes a long way in making him for a closeted leading man. 1999-Atlantic ty creates, while the refrain After two years, the Verve tolerable. Let us hope, for her own sake contrasts with the emptiness at Pipe is back with a self-titled With that qualifier out of the at least, that this does not hap- Tori Amos gains more fans the center. The latter is a softer album. The band is best way let me say that Sandler's pen to Terry Dexter, whose with each lyrically mystifying song dealing with suppressing remembered for their 1997 No. new CD, Stan & Judy's Kid, is debut album on the prestigious album she releases. 7b Venus feelings of anger and hatred 1 hit "Freshman." However, really no different from his Warner Brothers record label is and Back, named for Tori's after being wronged. The they are determined to be more other CDs. Some of the bits are intriguingly titled Terry Dexter. vision of Venus circling around singing and music brim with than just one-hit wonders. In funny. The indisputable high- A collection of medium-tempo a singing girls heart viewing barely contained emotion, as this album, the band sets out to lights are a series of skits called love ballads set to an "urban" different perspectives; only the Stapp proclaims "My express itself in a slightly dif- "The Cool Guy," in which San- beat, the album more than enhances the idea that she is ferent way than last time with dier portrays a would be accomplishes its goal to provide anger's violent/ But still I'm one of the most innovative per- silent/ When tragedy strikes at more depth in the song lyrics. lothario whose sexual inter- smooth-lovin' groove music to formers in the music world The Verve Pipe succeeds ludes are always compromised all those hot girls and guys out Creed: home." today. But there are a few quarrels with producing a relatively by the childish nicknames he there gettin'it on. To Venus and Back is a two- upbeat pop-rockish album that gives his member; and "Inner Seriously, the album is truly CD set. The first contains \Ruman Clay with Human Clay. Bringing •is much deeper than other Voice," which is the inner mono- good. From the opening single brand new material, while the back the "derivative" argu- bands of the same genre. The logue of a guy while he hits on a "Better Than Me," replete with second features live versions of ment, the alternative/rock sounds are appealing and the lady. hip-hop drums and an incredi- some of Tori's best songs from junkies of you will notice words are intriguing... what We also get "The Chanuka'i bly catchy melody to the trip- her Plugged '98 tour Most 1999-Wind-Up arrangements and guitar work more could you ask for? Song Part 2," which is still tych of love ballads "I Love notably on the live disc are sounding oddly similar to other The first release, "Hero," amusing, but is growing old. You," "I Don't Need You," and "Precious Things," "Cornflake In the movie Swingers, bands. One specific example is looks at stardom and how peo- Apar' from those highlights "I'm The One For You," the Girl" and "Waitress", all of there's a scene where the five the occasional moments in the ple mistakenly perceive famous the rest of the record rambles album reeks of the pop styling which are regularly featured in main characters are sitting song "What If?" where I sat people. Brian Vander Ark, the on and on. And some of the stuff of the current era' ascending, the singer's concert line-up. around a table discussing film. back and thought I was hearing lead singer and songwriter, (namely a bit about having a high-pitched vocals, production The feature disc of new Mikey throws out the comment, part of Stone Temple Pilots' slyly uses the phrase "Keep it hooker as a girlfriend) start off as sweet and sticky as maple "Tarantino completely bites songs, subtitled "Orbiting." "Sex-Type Thing." moving people cause there's raunchily amusing, but grow syrup, drum machines, and opens with "Bliss," a tune fea- everything from Scorsese." The nothing more for you to see/ I'm Also of complaint is the misogynist and tiring as they gimmicky studio effects. How- turing the trademark piano Quentin Tarantino fan (Sue), just a jerk, but a hero's what I wear oii. The rest of the time ever, this is not necessarily a defends the filmmaker by say- arrangement of the alternating music that Tori's fans have soft guitar work with the loud wanna be." the album is variations of San- bad thing. come to expect. "Bliss" starts ing, "He's derivative." Basically, many of the songs grunge sound. A few songs into dler's trademarked man-child While this album will hold out with "Father I killed my The same scene could be are about people who do not Human Clay, and you begin to doofus routines. After about 15 no attraction for those whose monkey." The lyrics continue applied to the band Creed. With have a high self-esteem. A good of those minutes it starts to be able to pick up on the formu- idea of fun is to play "Name The on this abstract track explain- the release of their second example of this is found in "The wear thin. Obscure Superchunk Song," ing that sometimes you even album, Human Clay, this la. There's a soft intro, some F Word," in which Brian Van- Stun & Judy's Kid isn't a that is really not its intended destroy your own loves so they debate can begin anew. lyrics, then it gets loud. Some- der Ark sadly says, "I've got to complete waste of time, it'll audience. Something must be Like their debut album, times it gets soft, then loud at get arrested/ to keep you inter- can't escape. She resolves this probably play very well with said, I believe, for sometimes song with "Maybe we're ;i bliss Creed's latest venture hearkens the refrain again. It's a minor ested." large groups of people, it's just not taking music too seriously of another kind." back to a day when Alice in concern, but it's noticeable. Although many of the song's that it's not much of a depar- and enjoying well-made, silly As the CD progresses, Tori Chains and Stone Temple Pilots Creed seems to figure this lyrics are somewhat belittling, ture for Sandier. And that pop music. As Ms. Dexter signs concerned themselves about out and correct it during the there is no reason for the Verve makes it stunningly mediocre. Amos leads the listener on a off in her lengthy liner notes different journey with every releasing albums. Too much so, last few tracks, which are very Pipe to feel bad about this (wherein she thanks everyone say some critics, accusing the track presenting a side of her anti-formulaic. The album ends release. Overall, the tracks are -Erik Pepple from God to somebody called band of lacking originality. very passionate and seem to be "Venus." Song titles such as on the anthem-like "Inside Us "Baddmomma"), "Remember— "Lust" and "Suede" make it More on that later. maturer than those on the this is your life, live it to the All," leaving the listener with a easy to conclude that Tori con- The opening guitar work in band's last album. fullest." This is advice some great song to finish the album. tinues to make her own rules of the first track, "Are You It seems that the Verve Pipe music lovers out there might If you aren't a fan of Creed's song writing and performance. Ready?," gives an indication of has become more comfortable want to keep in mind. sounds to come. The Eastern first album, most likely you "Suede," one of the best with expressing themselves in influences found in this song won't like this one. Otherwise, tracks on the CD, sounds as if it the last few years. Even though Rob Szorab are sparsely placed throughout you'll find this to be a more it took them some time to do originated from a land of lava the album. "Faceless Man" also lamps and illegal drugs. Lyrics ambitious and even better this, many fans will agree that incorporates this style of guitar like "You'll talk yourself right album than their first. Human it was definitely worth the mixed with a grunge/ballad Clay is a good second album wait. into a job, out of a hole, into my song and excellent lyrics, creat- bayou" demonstrate the beauti- that should avoid the usual -Liz Pecek ing one of the most memorable new artist sophomore jinx. ful lyricism and commanding tracks on Human Clay. way that Tori's songs envelope Creed also explores balladry listeners into whatever world - J Michael Bestul Terry Dexter: sit Gargoyles Right Club 1999 - Side One Dummy Wednesday: Techno/High Energy Night ' PRESENTS Sunday night. 7:00 p.m. wtw DJ. Wizard orwoz/ SERATONIN The meeting of entertainment -$1.00 32 oz. Pitchers writers commences. Assign- ments are handed out, ques- - $1.75 Captain Drink Special tions are asked, and we come to the fateful moment when Thursday: Ladies Night Adam Sandier: CD reviews are mentioned. A -$1.50 Drink Special tall stack of discs from various - $1.75 Captain Drink Special (everyone) Stan and record companies is handed out. all with "FOR - PROMO- m Judy's Kid TIONAL - USE - ONLY" stamped in gold on their grub- ♦ 21 and over: instant access - no waiting in line !! 1999-Waner Bros. by, gummed jewel cases. Some ♦ under 21: $1.00 off cover before 11:00 Join your frtemfc at (he Art Museum on Friday Friday, Oct^ 8th nights for a good (Ime. fun (line, niqht (Ime experience. Open every Friday ntqhl from 6 - K) PX When it COmeS to 10 pm with Ike music, cash bar. free (ours, (healre and the He\<-^«el^al there W WWJ. q r as s h o'p p elp pie.comj much morel Admission and parking are FREE I are two kinds: October!" The Toledo Museum of Art » Rock and roll with the Hip Waiters (6:30-9 30) Open every Friday, 6 P.M -10 P.M. * FREE poetry reading American Pen Women Those who put Up. 419 255 8000 (7:30) On the ICE is twice as NICE j * FREE Opera preview Tosca (7:00) B Those who shut up and ^g|P3:y»l»>* the ALPHA PHI 24 Hour Towing St-Uff that was just BR00HBALL fSCvTransmission • Tires All Mechanical Work • Bearings put up. Brakes • All Farm Equip. Sunday, October 10 f u\\ ^^^ • Diesel and Gas Motors rgreekrent.ial rorn 12:30 pm at the Ice Arena eerv\c« ^^ - Low Shop Rates - SfttfLr* - Free Towing with Student ID - Come and support your team (with qualified repair) nothing captures greek life more and B&B Truck & Auto f ,~ completely Buy raffle tickets to win For a free CD. go to our PRIZES!!! Repair & Welding website, or call l-888-GB£EK% 1304040 Bishop Rd., Bowling Green, OH • 353?!3526 1 page 10 The BG News Thursday, October 6, 1999 Top 10 albums/or DID YOU KNOW? 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Our Big/LII pair was a sure bel TUB, MINI GOLF, GIFT SHOP, SUITES One year later I still love ya! Desk Clerk needed tor local motel 3rd Woodland Mall. UP TO 10 PEOPLE. Telephone interviewing, pi. lime, no sell- Hondas from $500 You are the besl hi in the world! shift, must work weekends. Apply at Check out our website al: 1-800-4 88-8828 ing/flexible scheduling Relaxed atmos- Police impounds and tax repos Alpha love, Buckeye Inn or phone 352-1520. www.bgwoodlandmall com lor our WWW.SANDPIPERBEACON.COM phere. Mostly eve. 4 weekends. In Per- For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext 4558 movie listings, limes, special events, Kristy rysburg 874-5842. EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS store news, and sales! 'AOII'AOM'AOir Support group lor women with IBM Aptiva 300 MHz PC Office '97 Pro, Lil Kale, your next clue is this. anorexia and bulimia concerns. Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- Trotters Tavern Worried about pregnancy?? 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Judy Miller 372-7425, Erica 353-0806 Starting pay is $5.30 per hour wilh an au- VAN DRIVER - part-time Provide trans- Moving sale: stove, dryer, grill, computer, Personals •AOU-AOH-AOU- tomatic $.25 per hour increase lo $5.55 car stereo/CD player, cellular phone wilh Wanied-Men's volleyball players for Ihe after 100 hours of service with Ihe compa- portation to and Irom social services accessories Call for more info. 352-5829 'AOII'AOII'AOII' TOP league in BG rec. program. BIG HIT- ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- agency Must be belween Ihe ages of 21- • 1 Spnng Break 2000 Specials! Lil Kalie R.. TER, GOOD SETTER, college & USVBA sembling and packaging of small parts. 65, possess a valid Ohio drivers license Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas, & Florida' You & me were meant to be skill level. Call Mike al 353-8161 Apply in person between the hours ol and an excellent driving record. Salary Now Hmng Campus Reps! You'll just have to wail S see! 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at $7.69 per hour. Submit resume to Chil- For Rent Besl Pnces Guaranleed. Love, your Big ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. dren's Resource Cenler, P.O. Box 738, 1-800-234-7007 •AOII'AOH'AOir Wanted INC.. 428 Dough Street, Bowling Green, Bowling Green, OH 43402 www endlessummenours.com. Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near "Houses and apartments. 2000-2001 ■AOII'AOII'AOII* Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to Ihe rail- VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL school year Listing available 24 hrs. al •" SKI 2000 a Millennium Fiesta *** Veronica OFFICIALS/SCOREKEEPERS 316 E. Many. »3. Call 353-0325 between BANDS WANTED! road Iracks. Crested Burte Jan 3-8 starting at $329 Don't worry, we'll be great CITY OF BOWLING GREEN PARKS 9am-8pm/wiH mail listings. Also 2000 or For Thursday, October 21, 9pm-1 am |5n1s| New Years in MEXICO via TWA Good things come lo those who wall. AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 2001 second semester apts. available. Battle ol the Bands FITNESS INSTRUCTORS Dec 28 (5ms) and Jan 2. (6n1s). See you Sunday! SEEKS BOTH BASKETBALL AND VOL- If Interested, contact The St. James Club Is In need of eut- Book Now! 1-800-TOUR-USA Love, your big LEYBALL OFFICIALS AND SCORE- 1.2,3 Bedroom Apis. The Wellness Connection: 372-WELL golng, energetic people. Full and part- www.sludentexpress.com ■AOII'AOII'AOII KEEPERS FOR ADULT LEAGUES. LEA- From only time positions available. This position $425 Warned ASAP Sblsr! F, own rm, ds lo would require you to be Included In ad GUES BEGIN OCTOBER 17 AND RUN Private Entrance campus. Nice & new apt. spacious, Ige areas of Ihe Illness club. Apply In per- THROUGH MARCH 2000. APPLY IN liv rm Good living cond! Call 937-599- PERSON AT THE PARKS AND RECRE- Patio son at: Spacious Kitchen 2636 (collect) The St. James Club ATION OFFICE IN THE WOODLAND Small Pets Welcome! 7337 W. Bancroft MALL DEADLINE TO APPLY IS OCTO- Management Inc. Varsity Square Apia. Toledo, OH BER 18, 1999. FOR MORE INFORMA- Leasing, starting January!!! 841-5597 TION CALL THE PARKS AND RECREA- 353-7715 JOHN NEWLOVE TION OFFICE AT 354-6223 exl. 0. ^ akv COUPON ■■ aaaw One and two bedroom furnished apart- ments available now. 352-7454 REAL ESTATE r V VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE PRICE OF A ■ The Wood County Senior Cenler needs Unique 2 bdrm apt. Cathedral celling, in Management Inc. _ volunteers lo deliver meals to homebound MOVIE CHOOSE LIVE old Victorian house $425/mo * ulil Hillsdale Apts., 1082 Fairvicw. 722 EIGHTH - 3 BR A-frame. [AMEDIUM 7! I senior citizens in BG. For info call Stefa- PROFESSIONAL STANDUI 353-7495 - 420 N. Main St. Large studios, high vaulted ceilings, Tenants pay util. $450/Mth tor 1 ■ ITWO ITEM PIZZAi I nla e 353-5661. unique floor plan, car ports COMEDY! 9 1/2-12 mo. Leases Person. $500/Mth for 2 People. Start al $380 Call 353-5800 ***•***•*••** I ' Voted Besl Pizza I 516 S. MAIN -2 BR duplex 93-'94« 95-'96-'97« 98- 99 $395-1 Person/$435-2 People. ■j Over 3 Million Pizzas Sold . Management Inc. Income qualifications must be Coupon Delivery^ Hein/aite Apts,, 716 N. Enterprise. met. ■ Free Large Studio, High vaulted ceilings, ************* Expires 353.5166 ' unique floor plan, close to university 828 SEVENTH - 2 BR ■ 12/31/99 I ■ FEATURING COMICS ■ 9 1/2-12 mo. Leases Unfurnished f ^*»203 N Main, BG. I FROM HBO, SHOWTIME,! Starts at $400 $400/month for 1 Person. 1 "DAVID LETTERMAN" | $435/month for 2 People. AMD HFTERHOURS PARTY Tenants pay utilities. IPEBP**JTaTg aa—aw Serving You _^J 2 "THE TONIGHT SHOW"!- Management Inc. ************* DEPOSITS EQUAL ONE This Week: Evergreen Apts., 215 E. Poe. MONTH'S RENT. Efficiencies & huge I bdrms, laundry on site, lots of parking. Eff starts al NO PETS ALLOWED!! AlumnO \GR£G MORTON] $250, I bdrms Starts at $365. •*•*•**•**••• Call 353-5800 nortGCOtoing ■ SHOWTIMES ■ I WED & THURS 8 PM I retail .&(& I FRJ & SAT 8PM & 10:301 Management Inc. 2FOR1 Willow House Apts., 830 4th St. ADMISSION W/AD I bdrms gas, heat, A/C Remodeled. EXPIRES: 10/8 Starts at $400.Call 353-5800 Saturday, October 9,1999 5319 Heatherdowns at . **•*••***••** Reynolds Rd. ■ AfEfcCA Doors open '* 7:30 p.m. Res v. 867-9041 | Gargoyles Management Inc. JOHN NtWLOVE REAL Kobacker HaU $2 admission every Wed. | Stop by our office at 1045 N. Main ESTATE RENTAL OFFICE w/college ID- St. for complete listing or 2260 Must be 18 to enter miMei Call 353-5800. 319 E. Wooslor. BG. free- adtnUtiotv Connxrionscomedyclub.comJ www.wcnet.org/-iaecca Across street from Taco Bo!' I 'I 1