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Tom Mather unites sports fans. Soccer enters NCAA Page 2 tournament this week against the University of Detroit. Page 4 Nation Men's and women's basketball Teen charged with murder of teams start their seasons this week- newborn son. end. Page 5 Page 3 NEWS Friday. November 22,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 204
The News' Prospective Briefs Rodman trying to students can prove worth for camera apply on-line ROCHESTER, N.Y.- An- other day, another style for Dennis Rodman. Shonda HonlQford The original program for ap- The hair-dying, lipstick- The BC News plying on-line was written by wearing, nose-piercing bas- University Computer Science. ketball star of the Chicago Applying for admission to the However, when students tried to Bulls is changing his image University is now as simple at complete the application, they again, just in time for turning on your computer. found it hard to follow. There Christmas. Prospective students can now were many bugs that needed to Aseriesofsix television apply to the University on the commercials for Eastman be worked out before the pro- Kodak Co. will show Rod- world wide web. By accessing gram would be considered user man trying to prove he has the University's home page, ap- friendly. behaved well enough to de- plicants can go directly to the "You don't want to put some- electronic admissions applica- serve a new camera for thing out there that doesn't Dwif Khrcn«vtky/The BG Ncwi Christmas. The commer- tion. work," Walsh said. "You want cials tout a line of easy-to- Originally, students could look Bursar Joe Martini Is responsible for the holding and collecting of money at the University. His of- something that would be easy for fice deals with about 40,000 accounts annually. load cameras. up information about the Univer- students to complete." In one proposed commer- sity and request an application With the help of students, the cial, a soft-spoken Rodman on-line, according to Admissions strolls into a thrift store to program was revised to make it donate clothes to the needy Director Michael Walsh. easier to use. It went on-line in Pay to the order of... and shocks the prim pro- Now students can go a step fur- October. Jay Young fore centralizing the accounts office deals with about 8,500 prietor by dumping a box of ther. Despite the convenience of ap- "Once we got the form up The BC News about 25 years ago, students student loan accounts and spiked collars, women's plying on-line, many applicants received separate bills for platform shoes and leather where somebody could just ask have not used the service. about 10,000 refund checks. sundries on the counter. for information, we wanted to go Editor's note: This is the different items. Since he deals with tuition "Not a lot of applications come ninth part in a series about Martini said despite the the next step," Walsh said. "The in electronically," Walsh said. and financial aid, two of the Stringfield checks next step was developing an on- campus leaders. complaints and frustrations, most common complaints on Millions of dollars are given having all of the accounts in line application." See ON-LINE, page three. any University campus, Mar- outof'ER' to him by students every year. one place makes business easi- tini assists many frustrated in- NEW YORK - The doctor Though the demands are heavy er for everyone. dividuals. is out. "We've opted to do that to Actress Sherry String- and the complaints common, "We are here to collect field's last appearance as Bursar Joe Martini loves his put everything In one place for money, and we do have proce- Dr. Susan Lewis on NBC's Petty thefts work. students. Rather than getting dures that say if you dont do smash "ER" on Thursday Martini attended high school multiple bills from all over this, you cannot do that," he couldn't come soon enough. in Baltimore, Ohio, and campus. They also have to send said. Stringfield said she had a received his bachelor of sci- one check," he said. "Even Though the goal is to collect hard time convincing increase toward ence degree in business admin- though students don't like it all money owed to the institu- anyone she wanted to quit. istration from the University because everything comes on tion. Martini said the focus is "My agent was, like, spit- in 1963. Martini was hired as one statement, it does save always on assisting the student ting water over the table at assistant bursar in 1968. He both the student and the insti- as much as possible. lunch when I said what I end of semester began in his current position in wanted to do," she told The tution a lot of time and energy. "It's really important for Dawn Keller 1970. We get a lot of complaints that students to understand, we're New York Times. The BC News Stringfield, 28, said she As the bursar. Martini leads are directed at us that should here to help. It does take some an office responsible for the be directed at someone else." time and two of us to do that," was weary of 15-hour days Students need to be careful with their belongings since petty thefts on the set and off-hours holding and collecting of In addition to University ac- he said. "We are really here to spent memorizing lines. She increase toward the end of the semester, according to Barb Waddell, money at the University. He counts, Martini also is respon- help students deal with their said she wanted to spend public information officer. said his office deals with about sible for financial aid checks more time with her family "Now is the time people really need to pay attention to bicycles and 40,000 accounts annually. Be- and loan accounts. He said the See MARTINI, page three. and her boyfriend in New books," Waddell said. York. Waddell said students should find a conspicuous way to mark their "I wanted to go home and books. cook pasta," she said. "But "That may mean every SO pages circle the page number, or every there was no time." 100 pages write your pet's name in small print at the bottom of the BGSU student remembered Getting out has its price. page," Waddell said. "It's not to deface the book so you will not get as Her contract requires that much money when you sell it back." Corla Wamock Pastor Karen Thompson, of she knew it may be limited. she not work on television If a book is reported stolen, Waddell said the police alert the local The BC News United Christian Fellowship, told Thompson urged students to take for 2 1/2 years and must ob- bookstores. tain permission before the group of mainly students to on that same attitude and find working on some movies. "We let them know a book was stolen, and say here's the title, Kerrianne Loas, a student who remember the gift Loas gave to that life Is a gift given to them. "Some people may ques- here's the author and you will find this information on page 100, 200, passed away in Prout Hall last them and to keep the hope of her "She is kind of a teaching tool," tion this from the point of 300, 400 and 500," Waddell said. "When someone comes in with a week, will be remembered. life alive. Thompson said. "She learned vie w of the American work book, they will know what to look for. We have caught people when She left a gift to remember her "I hope you will always re- how to make the most out of her ethic," she said. "But what students have put some sort of Identifying mark on the book." by, according to her friends and member Kerri as a gift in your life and worked harder to find a about the American ethic of University Police Lt. Gene Bratt said as finals get closer and stu- family. life," Thompson said. "Her life purpose." family values? There are dents prepare for exams at the library, in rooms or at lounges, they can be a gift to you, even though people who seem to think They were able to share a little The service, arranged for the should not leave their bookbags unattended. of that gift last night in a memor- she is not here physically." residents of Prout, consisted of it's weird that I don't want "If you are at the library, and you get up to get a snack, use the fa- to be famous, that I don't ial service at Prout Hall in her She explained Loas learned to singing and personal sharings want to be on magazine cilities or get another book," Bratt said. "While you're away, someone memory. Loas died of heart com- take life more seriously and how covers. I find that so alarm- may come along and take a book." plications. to approach each day because See KERRI, page three. ing." Columnist resigns Diversity topic of from 'The McLaugh- lin Group' Forum Luncheon NEW YORK - Syndicated columnist Jack Germond Maureen Barry 15th most powerful country. has quit "The McLaughlin The BC News A blend between manufactur- Group." ing, technology and agriculture Germond, a political col- umnist for The (Baltimore) Multicultural and international makes Ohio a great region, he Sun, this week faxed his affairs In Ohio were the topic of said. resignation as a contributor Thursday's Arts and Sciences Another factor leading to to the noisy political talk Forum Luncheon. Ohio's economic success is that show he has participated in August Pust, special assistant 66 percent of the state's manu- for the IS years it has been to the Governor for multicultural facturers export, Pust said. on the air. affairs and international re- Pust also praised Ohio for its "I Just got sick of him," lations, spoke to students and diversity and multicultural ism Germondsaid today. "I just faculty members at Towers Inn. got tired of dealing with Immigrants want to bring their (host John) McLaughlin. It's Pust, a native of Slovenia, be- families to Ohio, according to just one of those things that gan his presentation by deliver- Pust. builds up over time and I ing a message from Governor "Ohio has always been an open just got to the point where I Voinovlch to recognize and ac- door for immigrants," he said. said... I don't need it any- knowledge the University for Pust added that Ohio has every more." success in business and educa- minority group and a balance be- Germond said he thought tion and for representing the tween genders in the work force. McLaughlin was "not very state of Ohio well. The traditions of teaching, considerate of us some- During his presentation, Pust times. ... I got tired of being Hidekl Kob.)«.h!/Tk« BG N«w. working and playing together has stressed economic and interna- angry about It all the tune." Deborah Hernandez leads a group In the McDonald Country Side dining room In a country line dance. been the heart of Ohio, he said. tional issues in Ohio. Complied from staff and About 10 students attended the line dancing class Tuesday night. Hernandez Is a University custodian Pust also stressed the impor- on the fourth floor of McDonald West. According to Pust, if Ohio were tance of students' involvement In wire report*. a country, it would be the 14th or Ohio's future. Opinion page two November 22, 1996 E.A.R. to the ground World sports fans, unite Here's a scenario we're sure that Just about ev- Dear Tom. This year, however, the exchange for the first born sons It's your friend Razzeus. Sissloeosldes have one of the of three families. eryone can relate to — You've got that really huge here. Remember me? Two years best teams In Trobrland. They This year's game will be research project, and through the computer database/ ago I left the dally struggle of have not lost a game yet. and played on the Slssioeoslde's western culture to study the life have even clinched a spot In the field. The stadium has been af- card catalog, you've found the perfect book to help and methods of the primitive Slmkilcdli (Foliage Bowl). How- fectionately dubbed "The El- you finish up. When you go to look up where the book Trobrland Islands society. Just Mather ever, since they are known for ephant sock," because It Is off the coast of New Guinea. losing in big games, they are round. Just like elephant socks. is located, though, you find out that the book is I had only Intended to Ing Number of Teams) League, not ranked number one in the Unfortunately, the stadium has checked out. Not Just until next week, though — it's anthropologlze for six months, the Slssloeoslde (the Human- nmelossdllk (coaches) poll. no concession stand, no an- checked out until sometime in May. What gives? Who but when I showed them my eyes) and the Nmieisnw- The Nmielsnwwaskdows nouncer, and no seats. As a lighter they gave me a big fruity waskdow(theWolferlnes). meet started the season well, but matter of fact, it isn't even re- on this campus has the right to check out books for hat and made me a god. To my to determine who can get their managed to lose to a team who ally a stadium. It's more like a this unreasonable amount of time? The library is sup- friends In the states I am still coach fired first. Actually, this hadn't beaten them consecutive clearing. Anyway. It only holds lust Razzeus, but here I am Is only the Slssioeoslde's objec- times in fifty years. I don't re- about 75 people, which means posed to be a place of SHARED resources — if a book Known to my followers and sub- tive, since they often lose when- member the name of the team they were only able to sell is needed for that long, the person borrowing it should jects as "Blc, Lord of the fire." ever there is a big game. that beat them, all I remember 50.000 tickets. The locals Being a god in a primitive The Nmielsnwwaskdow's Is that they were from one of weren't sure how to handle this get themselves out to the store and buy it. society has Its advantages. The objective is to lose earlier In the the north-west Islands. After potential problem, so they fi- • • • • main benefit is the mangoes. season, thus guaranteeing that putting together a few more nally decided to invite several All-you-can-eat. Big ones, little winning the final regular sea- wins, the Nmielsnwwaskdows thousand English soccer fans Many thanks to the Sentinel Tribune for placing ones, or whatever kind you son game will only succeed in realized they might Insult their to the game. The English soc- a photo of someone reading our fine publication on want, they're delivered right to ruining the Slssioeoslde's sea- ancestors by being favored over cer fans have been teaching the the front page last Tuesday. We'd like to return the your doorstep (in 30 minutes son. Nmlelsnwwasdows LOVE the Sissloeosldes In the final locals how to cram Into one or less or It's yours free). to ruin the Slssioeoslde's sea- game, so they promptly lost to another all week, and the prob- favor, but couldn't find anybody. I am writing you because son, and usually succeed. the first team available. This lem appears to be solved. • • • • this weekend on the Trobrland This In turn has prompted kind of respect for tradition and Now for my prediction. Islands, an event will take place many Slssloeoslde fans to call elders Is very Important to the Right now. the medicine men It looks as though Parking and Traffic is begin- that can only be described as for the beheading of the Trobrlanders, and I'm sure we are placing the Nmielsnw- ning to give in — they actually had surveys available "The Big Game." Of course I am Slssloeoslde coach. You see, would never see an otherwise waskdows at 2 coconuts to 1 talking about Trobrland many Slssloeoslde fans live in unexplainable loss of this na- palm frond underdoes. Despite in the Union foyer for students to fill out. Way to build Cricket. (Surprisingly, the the past, recalling the glory ture In the United States. the Nmlelsnw-waskdow's tradi- community — let's just hope that the surveys actu- Trobrland version of cricket days under coach Dkellsleom - This year's game Is going tion. I too must concur, this will compares more closely In fan doed (Forest Maze). The current to be very big. A custom I finally be the year of ally do something to improve things. And we all know popularity with American foot- Slssloeoslde coach has never learned quickly was that when Slssloeoslde. Final score: that the first step to getting over a problem is admit- ball in the U.S.) This week's beaten the Nmlelsnwwasdows someone says he Is a ticket Sissloeosldes 27. Nmielsnw- ting that there is one. game In particular, unknown to In a big game, and lost last scalper, he means he Is a ticket waskdows 21. Western Civilization, is the big- year's game in particularly scalper. Luckily, I am one of Your friend. • • • • gest rivalry in all of sports, and dreadfulfashlon. The Slssloeo- the 67 primary gods, so I re- Razzeus McGlocken So there you are, in the John at any local bar, and traces back almost 100 years. slde coach claims it was be- ceive 4 season tickets, compli- P.S. Can you send me Every year at this time, the cause he lost his best cricket ments of the mango corpora- some lighter fluid? My supply you spy the — marital aid machine on the wall. In all two most storied teams in the player, Tim Biakabatuka. who tion. This game Is so big I was Is low and I am somewhat decent faith in humanity, you chunk three quarters Dkowidiosl (Constantly Chang- went to play football in the U.S. able to sell my extra tickets In afraid of being killed and eaten. in for a chocolate-flavored prophylactic. You spin the dial: you check the receptacle. Nothing. No Choco- rubbers for you! We at E.A.R. believe we are on to a conspriacy to make Ollie Stone grin. Many we've talked to have tried to get an — aid — from the machines, but they never work. And The Man can get away with this, because, honestly, who wants to approach the Neanderthal bar manager saying "Pardon me, I lost $.75 in the condom machine ..." Don't stand for this! Forget the kiosks, march for rubbers! • • • * Instead of the recording This section is closed" which is so often heard on Star-90, why doesn't the computerized diva say. You now have no hope of graduating on time"? The BG News "A Commitment to excellence"
Editors WELL 3\R, WE'LL OFFER A LIMITED WARRANTY Jay Young Scott Brown ON THIS LATE-MODEL , LOW" Mil. FAGE OLDMOBILE- News editor Sports editor f Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor It s a conspiracy ... or something At the end of The Rock." little different is that the source around that the government Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi one of last summer's Hollywood is so respected. Pierre Salinger, conducted experiments on ra- Opinion editor Photo editor blockbusters, the main charac- the retired ABC news corre- diation exposure by using ter, Nicolas Cage, gets hold of Guest spondent, and former spokes- American servicemen as guinea some microfilm that was stolen man for none other than Presi- pigs. It was officially denied, Tiffany Wendeln Brandon Wray lone ago from our government. dent Kennedy, is the one who until recent government disclo- Copy Chief Entertainment editor As he Is driving away, looking Columnist has made unite a stir by an- sure confirmed the allegations at the microfilm, he asks his nouncing that he has docu- were true. Several generations Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins companion. "Do you want to ments, given to him from a have suffered mysterious ail- know who really shot that some how the government, source in French Intelligence, ments, passed on through the Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor Kennedy?" and the powe elite, harbor big that proves the Navy shot down genes of their soldier fathers, The Implication Is, of secrets and mastermind huge the aircraft. while the truth was kept from course, that not only was the plots that they keep hidden Because of his reputation them Production Staff Warren Commission not telling from the rest of us. the FBI met with Mr. Salinger, Now we have the emerg- the truth when It reported that Conspiracy theorists and reviewed his "evidence." I ing story that hundreds of ser- Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl Lee Harvey Oswald shot the speculate that the United Na- doubt they would have both- vicemen may have been ex- president, but that the govern- tions, or other "world govern- ered talking with someone less posed to toxic gas In Desert ment knew who shot him and ment" forces, are plotting to credentlalecl. Storm, the possible explanation Brian Callatin Greg Schwitzgebel was involved In the cover-up. take over the country. Or that After their meeting, the for the Gulf War Syndrome that Cage's line taps an obsession aliens have landed and the gov- FBI denied that he has any- many soldiers suffered upon Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor with a large group of people, the ernment won't tell us. thing which proves his conten- returning home. conspiracy theorists, who are The theories are created tion. For several years, the Pen- convinced^ that Oswald wasn't by taking bits of Information, But the really explosive tagon denied there even was a Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry acting alone. some of which may be true, and statement by Mr. Salinger Is "syndrome." Eventually, they Since the assassination, piecing them together to prove that "some very Important accepted there was an undeter- Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec multitudes of books, and even that the government Is up to people" told him to wait until mined Illness, but denied it was a few movies, have been pro- something. after the election to make this a result of exposure to gas. Now duced that seek to refute the That's what makes the public because officials "prob- it appears it may have been gas, Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in Warren Commission and prove theories seem so belleveable — ably won't tell the truth until and that the government may this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly that President Kennedy's mur- the shreds of truth Involved. after the American election." have known It all along. der was the result of a massive Yes. something did crash at Was the government In- Of course, the grandaddy prohibited. conspiracy carred out by — you Roswell, New Mexico, and yes, volved In the shooting down, of all conspiracies Is probably The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 pick them — the government, the government did try a few and then the coverlng-up, as Watergate. Many people dont and Is published dally during the academic year and the military/Industrial com- different explanations before Mr. Salinger suggests? Almost know exactly what It was all Wednesday's in the summer. plex, the Mafia, the Cubans, or settling on the weather balloon certainly It was not. about, they only know that It Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the any combination thereof. story. Several leaps of logic A cover-up of this magni- was a big cover-up that caused student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions There are several reasons later, you've got alien autopsies tude would Involve hundreds of the fall of a president. Proof, as expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily that conspiracy theories sur- and a giant cover-up. people, most of whom would far as they are concerned . that those of The BG News. rounding President Kennedy's While the Kennedy assas- nave little or nothing to gain by the government Is up to no Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, assaslnatlon won't go away. For sination seems to be the most remaining quiet about the In- good. typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- one thing, people love a good enduring theory, there are oth- cident, even If they were or- Pierre Salinger still stands sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any mystery. ers that crop up from time to dered not to talk. by his story, despite the FBI's and all letters. It's fascinating to concoct time. The most recent Involves Most of us will dismiss his denials. He has said that If hte The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of various scenarios Of how dark the crash of TWA flight 800. story. But many people will be- Is wrong, "this will be the big- and powerful forces could Investigators have been unable lieve It because a nagging doubt gest mistake of my life." But It s any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. reach all the way up and strike to say exactly what caused the lingers — the doubt that fueled out there now. and like most one of the most Important men crash. widespread government dis- other conspiracy theories. It's 210 West Hall In the world. In the void, a conspiracy trust — that too many times not likely to go away easily. Bowling Green State University But another, perhaps big- theory has arisen — that the Jet wild-sounding conspiracies Bowling Green. OH 43403 ger, reason Is the underlying was knocked out of the sky by and cover-ups have turned out Paul E. Pfeifer Is an Ohio bgnewsl O bgnet.bgsu.edu belief held by so many that the friendly Are from our own Navy. to be true. Supreme Court Justice and a government Is not to be trusted: What makes this theory a For years a story floated guest columnist for The News. I • Nation page three Friday, November 22, 1996 Jurors start deliberation in school harassment case William Kates South Kortright School District Burdette asked the jury "to The Associate^ Press said adolescent name-calling wake somebody up" and tell the does not really constitute sexual school that "the tears of a BINGHAMTON, N.Y. - Jurors harassment. 12-year-old are a big, big deal be- began deliberating today The family is seeking to be- cause if you don't, it's not going whether a school district should come the first plaintiffs to win to stop." have to pay damages to a girl damages under a 1972 federal who said she was sexually ha- law barring sex discrimination in "Maybe other school systems rassed by classmates. Her law- schools. will listen if you send them a yer urged them to "wake some- According to Bruneau, now IS message," Burdette said, asking body up." and no longer a student at the Its own inspectors and relatives In his closing statement, attor- school, boys in her sixth-grade of the victims for lax oversight of ney Brooks Burdette said that class at South Kortright Central potentially deadly cargo. Eve Bruneau and her family had School called her and other girls proved their case ~ that as a obscene names such as "bitch" Improperly stored oxygen- sixth-grader. Eve had suffered and "whore," snapped their bra generating canisters in a cargo ongoing sexual harassment that straps and stuffed paper down hold are blamed for a deadly fire created a hostile learning envi- the front of their blouses during that disabled the plane shortly ronment. But an attorney for the the 1993-1994 school year. after takeoff. Automakers will display details Brian Peterson Jr. stands with his parents before he faces charges that he killed his girlfriend's newborn son. Peterson took more than 100 hours to turn himself in. Companies agree to stop burying leasing costs in fine print Darlene Supervlle standable." line, 'How much do I pay each Teen faces charges in The Associated Press The agreements with the FTC month?' and that isnt the whole require General Motors Corp. story," Ms. Ponder said. WASHINGTON - Lease a car and the U.S. subsidiaries of But car leases also have led to for just a penny down? Nice, but Honda, Isuzu, Mazda and Mitsu- a growing number of consumer death of newborn son don't count on it, the government bishi to Include clear and under- complaints as shoppers gripe Bloodied bed linens were said Thursday in announcing that standable cost information in Theresa Humphrey room delivering her baby, and that they often don't know before also found in Grossberg's dorm five major automakers have their nationwide advertising. they get to the showroom how The Associated Press how did that baby end up in a room, according to the state's agreed to stop burying important One-third of all new cars in this much it will cost to drive away a trash bin behind the motel? leasing costs in the fine print at country are leased. That figure is new set of wheels. WILMINGTON, Del. - From How did these "good kids" probable cause affidavit. the bottom of their advertise- expected to grow to half of all the throng surrounding the from affluent northern New Grossberg's lawyers have ments. cars by the turn of the century, "I don't think people are that 18-year-old college freshman, Jersey neighborhoods end up said their client committed no From now on, details of those said Mary Ponder of the Con- naive," said Don Peck, vice someone screamed "baby with their names spread across crime but have declined to say costs - such as taxes, title and sumer Federation of America. president of Bob Peck Chevrolet killer!" New York tabloids with head- how the baby died. registration fees - must be dis- Leasing is an appealing alter- in Arlington, Va "They know Brian Peterson Jr. did not lines calling them "baby-slay" "There was no murder," played as boldly as the print that native among shoppers who cant they're going to have to pay taxes flinch. The fresh-faced youth teens? Hurley said Thursday after blares "Zero Down," said Federal afford to buy a new car, the and tags and a security deposit. in the baseball cap looked They went off to college this Peterson was ordered held Trade Commission chairman average price of which has Even on ones with zero down." dazed as he pushed through the fall - he to Gettysburg College without bond. He said the case Robert Pitofsky. climbed to $21,600, said the swarm of reporters and on- in Pennsylvania, she to the was more complicated than lookers Thursday to face char- University of Delaware to prosecutors describe, but "These disclosures are impor- National Automobile Dealers As- Donna Reichle, spokeswoman ges he killed his girlfriend's study art. would not elaborate. tant and add hundreds and sociation. Monthly payments for for the National Automobile newborn son. They reunited on Nov. 12 - Hurley was asked repeatedly thousands of dollars to the cost," a new car can be up to SO percent Dealers Association, believes he said at a news conference. Peterson could face the Peterson drove three hours to Thursday about a motive and higher than the monthly cost of a consumers know to look at the has not responded - although "The problem is they are not leased vehicle. death penalty - a prospect that be with her and help her secre- "small print for those hidden made his parents consider the Daily News in New York readable and they are not under- "That seems to be the bottom tly deliver the baby boy in a costs." sending him abroad rather Newark, Del., motel. quoted Hurley as saying than turn him over to police. What happened next has not Grossberg was terrified her ON-LINE His mother, Barbara, sobbed been explained. mother would find out she was Continued from page one. Deb McLaughlin, associate di- he said. "Now we've got it out uncontrollably, wrapping her He told police he wrapped pregnant. rector of Publications, said she there and it works. How can we arms around her son and bury- the tiny body in a plastic gar- He said he hasn't talked to He said students are encour- agreed. make it more attractive?" ing her face in his shoulder as bage bag and dumped the baby Peterson about his relationship aged to keep their applications "High school kids use the web Many departments, including the family pushed its way in a trash bin before both re- with Grossberg or whether he with their transcripts, which still the most," she said. Admissions, Public Relations and toward FBI offices in Wilming- turned to their dorm rooms. was the father of the baby. must be sent in by mail. By placing the application on- Computer Science, have worked ton. But they couldn't keep their Peterson was charged with High schools will soon have the line, the University can target and will continue to work to im- Once inside, Peterson lost his secret after Grossberg, also 18, first-degree murder on Satur- technology to send transcipts as them and make them aware of prove the service. composure and cried, but also was hospitalized with compli- day, but spent the following well as applications electronical- what the University has to offer. Walsh said he Is pleased with comforted his mother, telling cations from the birth. days with his family, delaying ly, Walsh said. This, along with "We think it's a really good their efforts. her it would be all right, his at- A search dog found the body his surrender even as frus- students' increased knowledge of thing from the point of view of torney Joseph A. Hurley said. of the 20-inch, 6-pound 2-ounce trated authorities issued a fed- computers, will mean an increase the user," McLaughlin said. "It's "It's a really good example of "How can I give my only boy boy along with bloody linen in eral fugitive arrest warrant in prospective students applying a good interacitve tool to bring to teamwork," he said. to the state to die?" Peterson's the trash bin. An autopsy found Asked why it took so long for electronically. Those currently the web, and that's why we de- This teamwork will result in mother told Hurley. the boy died of a skull fracture, Peterson to turn himself in. using the service the most are in- cided to devote time to it." many benefits for the University The question others are ask- but investigators don't know if Hurley responded, "Who In ternational students. However, Although providing on-line ap- as well as prospective students, ing: How did Peterson and high the injury happened before or hell doesn't deserve 100 hours this will soon change, he said. plications is an important step Walsh said. The service will pro- school sweetheart Amy Gross- after the baby was put in the to get themselves together" "This is going to become a into the future for the Universi- vide more accuracy when pro- berg end up in a budget motel trash. when facing murder charges? major player down the road," ty, more can be done, Walsh said. cessing applications and a re- Walsh said. "It's a process, it's beginning," duced work load for faculty. MARTINI KERRI Continued from page one. and most upperclassmen are fa- That's something they have to to how I can help." rather than an overall situation." Continued from page one. miliar with the routine. come up with, but if they need an Though he deals with many of financial problems, and some are "One thing we find is that extra period of time they need to the frustrations found in college. Being the bursar means work- from the residents of Prout and fairly serious." many students don't plan their come in and tell us." Martini said it is possible for the ing with all of the offices who bill friends of Loas. Martini said communication is finances very well along with He said there Is a breaking bursar to be liked and appreci- students, because a student's Megan Merritt, a friend of the key if students need help fi- their parents," Martini said. "We point in each case, but there is ated. He said some people will first call is usually to the billing Loas, said she will never forget nancing their education. He said try and minimize the difficulty." little reason for anyone to have to not like him because of the situa- office and not the department the way Loas was able to put a it lsnt uncommon for students to There is no standard method dropout tion they are in. charging the individual. Martini smile on people's face. expect the impossible some time. for making things as easy as pos- "Sometimes it's just a point in "If you understand walking said he enjoys the challenge of "It's very difficult to help sible. Martini said he handles time you've got to say you've got Into the office that it's a two-way bringing all of the groups "Her brightness that she somebody that you only have one each situation individually. to pay so much and here's a limit street. If you absolutely say you together. shined is something I'll always day's notice on, so with some of "Every case is different. Some- but each of those limits are have no money and I say you've remember," Merritt said. those people the feedback goes times the answer is easy, some- unique to that individual," he got to have something, and you "I like dealing with students out that says. The Bursar's of- times we say 'no' based on histo- said. "If you're willing, there's no can't compromise, then people and I like dealing with the other Emily Roach, a resident ad- fice can't help you,'" Martini ry and based on where you are," reason anyone shouldn't be able wont like you," he said. "When offices. They're very helpful, and viser in Prout, said Loas will be said. Martini said. "If someone comes to afford it The only thing is, if you hear somebody complain they also have the same goals in remembered because she was He said freshmen have the in and says they don't have any they don't have any income com- about the Bursar's Office, you'll mind," he said. "You have to real- always seeking and willing to most difficulty with finances. money, I cant change that. ing at home. Then I'm limited as probably hear a unique situation ly like being with people." give. Hockey Double Header This Weekend ■/' Tonight: Noire Dome ot 7:00 Tomorrow: Michigan Stote at 7:00 Free Admission with Student ID
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Soccer team enters NCAA tournament ■ BG kicks off tourney with a Saturday match vs. Detroit\
Jim Tocco nois and Xavier, and we had to The BG News find a way to win." And the Falcons did find a way Bowling Green has been in this to win. In fact, they've been do- position before. ing nothing but winning ever Four times they've made it to since then, reeling off 13 consec- the NCAA Tournament, and four utive victories. times they've been sent home "We started out the season after the first round with nothing slow," said senior Tony Dore. but a busload full of fallen hopes. "But I think we're on the right Why is Saturday's first round track right now with 13 wins in a game against the University of row. Hopefully, we'll make it 14 I Detroit any different? after this weekend. Detroit is For starters, the game is at much like Kentucky. They come home. In its four NCAA apearan- out and try to outmuscle you. But ces (1972, 73, -92, '9S), BG has if we can keep our composure,... never hosted a game. I think we should come out suc- "Hosting the game is some- cessful. thing that has been a goal of ours "Detroit's a good team," Mah- for 30-odd years," said coach Mel ler said. "I think we're going to | Mahler. "In '92, we were the be tested defensively. We're number one seed in our region, playing well, they're playing well yet we had to go to Saint Louis - - I just expect a great soccer t the reason being that we didn't match." have an enclosed facility." Among Detroit's 11 starters, Now, however, Mickey Coch- eight are seniors. They are led on rane Field is enclosed, and BG is the field by All-MCC senior mid a suitable location for one of the fielder Tim Blackwell, UDM's 16 sites hosting an NCAA tour- all-time scoring leader. nament game. Detroit's hopes will also be Entering its fenced walls to perched on the shoulders of play the Falcons are the Detroit Jorge Ferreira, a sophomore Titans (14-3-4), a team playing in forward who has double the goals its first NCAA tournament. Last of any team member with 14. year, Detroit won the regular Goalie Kal Kaliszewski has season championship in the MCC, kept a tidy 0.99 goals-against but lost to Butler in the final average. Doug khrcnovukvn he BCNcwi game of the conference tourna- BG'i Dave KJndl works the ball past an Eastern Michigan defender In nameni game for the first time In their history Saturday, ment In the final five minutes. last weekend's MAC Tournament. The Falcons host an NCAA Tour- | This year, Detroit got revenge by "We're playing well, beating Butler, this year's they're playing well - favorite, 2-0. BG icers seek revenge this weekend Speaking of revenge, the Fal- I just expect a great cons have a score to settle with soccer match." Team seeks to Detroit. On Sept. 25, the Falcons led De- Mel Mahler troit, 1-0, until the Titans scored BG soccer coach avenge losses with 24 seconds left on the clock. The Titans then scored two in to Irish, MSU overtime to come away with a 3-1 "BG is a quality program," Blake Parkins victory. Kaliszewski said. "They're a The BC News "The circumstances leading up quality team and it's going to be to the game were probably the real difficult to go in there and The Falcons are primed to to worst they could be," Mahler play, but if we play well and put carry the momentum from last said. "We arrived late, we had to in a good effort, we should come Saturday's tie with Michigan as dress here, drive there - we had out with a victory." they host Notre Dame Friday and to play on a different field that Off the field, the Titans are led Michigan State Saturday at the was smaller than ours, it was two by NSCAA Coach of the Year BGSU Ice Arena. The puck drops days after going to California, we Morris Lupence, who has com- at 7 p.m. for both matches. were missing Jay Began - so piled a 58-32-14 record In his BG will try to avenge the losses there were a lot of extenuating five-year tenure. to these two teams who knocked circumstances going into the "There are going to be some the Falcons from glory at the be- match that led to where we were great players out there Satur- ginning of this month. Michigan not 100 percent." day," Mahler said. "I encourage State halted the Falcons' six But Mahler seems to see that everyone to come out and sec game winning streak by handing game as a profound learning ex- what I think is going to be a great BG thier first loss of the year in perience which led to a season soccer match." an 8-2 rout at Munn Arena. That turnaround. Tickets for Saturday's 1 p.m. set Bowling Green up for Notre "To be honest with you, if we matchup are $5 for students with Dame's stunning upset at the Ice had won that game, it might have University ID, senior citizens House the following night. The led to a false sense of security," and children, and $7 for adults. Irish, who are noted for playing a he said. "But at the time, it really They are available at the gate of defensive gameplan, exploded HideItl Kobayaihl/Thc BG Newt made us focus a little bit more. Cochrane Field or at the BG with seven goals while holding Senior Michelle Terry will play a large part in the Falcons' upcoming game against nationally ranked The next two matches, we were ticket office inside Memorial BG to five. Notre Dame. in overtime against Eastern Illi- Hall. That weekend marked the be- season. "We were down 3-1 at the said. "We've got to contain those play tied for fifth in the league ginning of BG's woes, since then end of two, and it's real impor- guys." along with Western Michigan and they have gone 0-3-1 and have tant to come out in the third Powers also stresses the im- Bowling Green. struggled to put up goals. That period and get that second goal portance of putting goals up "Against Notre Dame we have THE OPPOSITION and balance things out," Powers early in this weekend's games. series also started a dry spell of to come out and compete hard at BG is 5-1 when they score first, University of Detroit-Mercy powerplay goals. said. "We got a foolish penalty at both ends of the rink and we'll be Prior to Michgan State, the end of second and get another to and 1-4-1 when they are the first Location: Detroit, Mich. fine," Powers said. "If we do that Enrollment: 7,500 Falcons were successful on 14 of to yield a goal. stop a kid from a breakaway. we'll limit thier chances and Soccer program founded: 1987 39 advantage attempts. Since "When it starts at zero, we've Now they've got a 5-on-3 and they that's got to be our focal point." Colors: Red, white. 4 blue that time, the Falcons have only score, and we're down 4-1, and got to be the one to come out and 1996 Record: 14-3-4 connected on two of 36 chances. it's all over." get that first goal," Powers said. "We're going to have to run a MCC Record: 5-2-1 (3rd) "If we don't get the first goal we Serial va. BG: 2-8-0 BG coach Buddy Powers ex- Powers said that the team different type of power play than Record at Cochrane Field: 0 5 0 plains that the team fell apart needs to play a balanced hockey have to get the next one." we were before," Powers said. Heed coach: Morns Lupenec (Oakland, '84) game to beat the Spartans. Career record: 58-32-14 (5 years) against Michigan State in the last Getting off to an early lead will "Some guys are going to be in "They've got six forwards that Player a to watch: Jorge Ferreira. No. 11, forward. Tim Blackwell. No 6. mid- meeting in the third period that also go a long way against Notre different postilions and they fielder. Kal Kaliuewtki, No. 1. goalkeeper led to thier first defeat of the can score a lot of goals," Powers Dame, who enter this weekend of have to produce." NCAA Malory: none Total 1045 N. 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! 1 ( Friday, November 22, 1996 The !.■ News page five Basketball teams kick off season this weekend Women begin by playing powerhouse Notre Dame Men travel to James Madison
Vines Guerrlerl \for 1996-97 season opener The BG News Scott Brown The BC News The women's basketball team MEN'S is In for some tough competition The talk stops here. BASKETBALL this week, beginning with Satur- BG's men's basketball team a day's game against Notre Dame. opens the 1996-97 season Satur- 34 points last season. Coach Jaci Clark is concerned day against James Madison In The Dukes possess an exten- with many aspects of the upcom- Harrisonburg, Va. (4:30 p.m., sive heighth advantage over the ing game, but one of these is not WBGU-FM), so all the talk of ex- Falcons, particularly In the front the starting lineup. Clark said pectations and predictions comes court. Lamont Boozer (6-10), that senior Michelle Terry and to an end. Charles Lott (6-9) and Fred Boyd junior Charlotta Jones will start Instead, the balls roll out and (6-7) are three towers BG will the game, but Is unsure beyond the Falcons get to do their talking have to contend with that. on the court "It will be a real challenge to "We'll figure that out pretty "I think we've had a pretty us to rebound the ball against soon," Clark said. "It's not a big good preseason, thCm Urrana a deal. Everyone's going to have to Larranaga said. "I^huTwe'™ " « ^0 "We'll I think we re ^^ to do reboundingunam play well." tired of each other so It's time to mordertoru^ *"* « Clark said she Is not concerned start playing some games. The with the starting lineup because reality of a game will let us know "Our bench is going to be of the depth present on the team. where we are." critical because well get bigger She said the same players may Bowling Green breezed as we go to the bench It will be not start every game through two exhibition oppo- interesting to see which team can "I can play a lot of players," nents in the preseason, but the defend the other's high-scoring Clark said. "We're going out Dukes from the Colonial Athletic offense." there as a team. If it's your turn Conference are expected to put Jake Holmes (6-10), Koen that night, that's great. If it's up much more of a fight. Rouwhorst (6-9) and Phillip Mur- someone else's turn, that's great, Four starters return for vet- ray (6-7) will be the post players too." eran coach Lefty DrieseU's club. coming off the bench The matchup against the Irish, The Dukes played in Anderson Larranaga said that Dayon according to Clark, Is "more Arena last season and the Fal- Ninkovic and DeMar Moore will Hid* kl Kohayuhi/The BC Ntwa physical than mental." The Irish, cons delivered them a solid join Anthony Stacey, Antonio ranked 14th In the current Asso- Senior Michelle Terry will play ■ large part In the Falcons' upcoming game against nationally ranked pounding, 88-72. Daniels and Jay Larranaga In the ciated Press poll, took third in the Notre Dame. "James Madison is a very tal- starting lineup. Moore had been women's preseason National In- ented team in its front court," ne,d out of last ^,^.3 exhibl. vitational Tournament. They are contained. Senior guard Beth "The Big East is a very well- doesn't get any easier." Larranaga said. They are big, Uon. but has been cleared to play 3-1 on the season, and Clark wel- Morgan is currently averaging respected conference," Clark strong and they rebound very Saturday. comes the competition. 10 points a game, and center Ka- said. "We have the chance to Clark said It is important for weJL. . . . The game begins a crucial the team to get off to a good start, "I think it speaks highly of our tryna Gaither has 20 rebounds in compete with a conference that's "They are a much more bal- eight-day stretch to open the program to have opponents like four starts, in addition to an very competitive." but it may be tough with the anced team than last year. They season for Qo^^ Green rje. Notre Dame come into our gym," average of 24 points a game. competition they face. were very one-dimensional." {„,., invades for tne home opener Clark said. After Notre Dame on Saturday, The team will spend Thanks- "There's no break in the com- Gone Is starter Darren McLin- Tuesday night, while Nov. 30 Defense will be very impor- the Lady Falcons host West Vir- giving break in Boulder, Colo., petition at all," she said. "It's the ton, who with his 22.7 points per 5^ the falcons visit three-time tant, according to Clark, and two ginia on Monday In another game in the Colorado Classic, competition we'll have to be game ranked 13th in the nation a defending Big Ten champion players in particular must be against a big team. where, according to Clark, "it ready for game in and game out." year ago. McLinton lit up BG for Purdue. Indians-Pirates deal in the works? Hakeem's heart healthy Alan Robinson on the trading block since Pirates a deal. has left, would further reduce a Associated Press for the team," Muntz said Associated Press owner Kevin McClatchy decided However, general manager Pirates payroll that already has "We dont want to push him to trim a $21 million payroll and Cam Bonifay told others in the been cut to about $14 million. HOUSTON - Hakeem Ola- back Into a game until he does PITTSBURGH - The Pitts- rebuild with youth. organization that he would ex- The Pirates shed about $6 mil- juwon drove home Thursday, this for four or five days," burgh Pirates won three division Pittsburgh has since acquired pect a top prospect in return if lion in 1997 salaries last week by two days after being hospital- Muntz said Olajuwon, 33, championships after acquiring 11 prospects in separate deals money is included. dealing Carlos Garcia, Orlando ized with an Irregular heart- had a good attitude. Jay Bell from the Indians in 1989. with the Braves, Dodgers, Yan- Bonifay would like to get roo- Merced and Dan Plesac to Tor- beat. "He knows it can happen They may return the favor by kees and Blue Jays. And Bell, kie reliever Danny Graves, who onto. Doctors released the Hous- again," Muntz said. "He says, dealing Bell back to Cleveland. whose $4.7 million salary has had 19 saves and a 1.48 ERA last Meanwhile, the Pirates lost an- ton Rockets center from The 'If it happens again, I'll deal The teams Initially discussed a scared off some interested season at Triple-A Buffalo. But other reserve infielder - Nelson Methodist Hospital after tests, with it."" seven-player deal involving Bell teams, could be the next to go. with right-handed setup man Liriano - to the Dodgers and including an exercise stress and infielder Jeff King, but the "IVe just heard rumors," Bell Eric Plunk now a free agent, the right-hander Marc Pisciotta to test, showed no problems. "I'm feeling fine," Olajuwon Indians are focusing now on Bell said. "(The media) knows as Indians seem unwilling to part the Cubs on waivers claims. Los He will begin supervised said. "This happened before, as Jose Vizcaino's replacement at much as I da" with Graves. workouts Friday, but it could and it was just the same Angeles earlier picked up ex- thing." second. Bell, a former Gold Glove in- The Pirates also inquired about Pirates infielder John Wehner. be a week before he plays The San Diego Padres, who are fielder, was hitting .217 in mid- infield prospect Enrique Wilson, The Pirates added right- again, team physician James His heartbeat returned to looking for a second baseman, August before a late surge raised but Indians general manager handers Kane Davis, John Dil- Muntz said. normal Wednesday after doc- also were interested in King. But his average to .250 with 13 John Hart is reluctant to let him linger, Jose Pett and Matt Ryan, "He'll start exercising with tors used a defibrillator to Pirates general manager Cam homers and a career-high 71 go- left-hander Jeff Kelly, infielders one of the strength coaches restore the proper rhythm. Bonifay wanted two top pros- RBIs last season. He is one of the Trading Bell, who has little in- Lou Collier and Brandon Cromer pects for King, who hit 30 homers NL's finest defensive infielders, terest in remaining in Pittsburgh and outfielders Adrian Brown, with 111 RBIs last season, and but his range is more limited now that manager Jim Leyland Jose Guillen and TJ. Staton to San Diego was willing to part than some other shortstops. their roster. with only one. Bell has started eight consecu- $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$$$$$$$$$$ $ $ $ Unless the two sides compro- tive Pirates' openers, the longest mise, San Diego will likely send a stretch by a Pittsburgh shortstop DINING $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 pitching prospect to the Florida since Dick Groat (1955-62). SERVICES Thanksgiving Marlins for infielder Qullvto The Pirates were reluctant Ini- Veras, according to sources. tially to pick up any of Bell's 1997 Break 1996 Bell, traded by Cleveland to salary, but McClatchy now seems [* = $500 Reward Pittsburgh shortly just before willing to pay as much as $500,000-to-$750,000 to expedite Dining Hours the 1989 season began, has been $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ • reward reward reward rswa Make Your Dining Centers For Commons Dining Center Holidays A Little Closed afler Dinner Nov. 25 Information Reopens for Breakfast Dec.2 Sweeter Founders Keepers Food Court Regarding the Closed after Dinner Nov. 26 Reopens for Breakfast Dec. 2 Person(s) Responsible McDonald Dining Center & Closed after Dinner Nov. 26 Reopens for Dinner at 4:30 pm for the Dcc.1 Krelsher Sundial Food Court Closed after Dinner Nov.26 Af Reopens for Dinner at 4:30 pm THEFTS Dtc.1 Prout Dining Center Closed at 2:00 pm Nov.26 of Equipment in Reopens at 7:00 am Dec. 2 7 Prout Residents may use their debit meal plans Tuesday Take Home A Pie! evening in the NesL West Hall. $7.99 Snack Bars & Restaurants Gourmet Apple Hi-Pie Southern Pecan Pie Chlh/'s Founders Keepers Snack Bar Contact Pumpkin Pie Closed 2:00 pm Nov. 26 Closed at midnight Nov. 25 Reduced Fat 1/2 the Sugar Reopens at 8:00 am Dec. 2 Reopens Dec 2 Crime Connection GT Express Shadows Snack Bar Apple Pie Closed at 6:00 pm Nov. 26 Closed at midnight Nov. 25 372-6000 Reopens 4:30 pm Dec.1 Reopens Dec 2 Place your order by November 22. Forms available GTDell Silver River Cafe Campus Police from the cashiers. Pick up pies November 21-26 Closed at 11:00 pm Nov. 2S Closed at 10:30 pm Nov. 22 at the Dining Halls or call 372-2891 for more Reopens at 2:00 pm Dec. 2 Reopens Dec 2 372-2346 information. Down Under Towers West Closed at midnight Nov. 25 Closed at 6:30 pm Nov. 22 Reward based upon prosecution and Reopens Dec. 2 Reopens Dec 2 conviction of person(s). . page six The BG News Friday, November 22,1996
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He made his name in the desert, somewhere near Barstow in 1971, with his Samoan lawyer at his side, ether at his feet and a Budweiser in his hand. "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" was an epic when it was released; a way of writing never seen before. While Tom Wolfe and Norman Mailer were writing the New Journalism, Thompson created Gonzo Journalism. The writer was now the story. Critics have taunted Thompson over the years for his haphazard style of publishing the first thing he writes; no revision Is the most sober person and make mainstay of Gonzo. However, them feel like an addict of dan- Thompson has consistently re- gerous drugs. ported more truth than any other And therein lies the problem reporter. most people have with the col- While many are bogged down lected works of Hunter Thomp- in raw data and facts that make son, and "Fear and Loathing in no sense whatsoever, Thompson Las Vegas." „ J«yv«iiitmi.BCN.wi managed to report what it felt The book doesn't just mention University Graduate Student Allen Todd leads University Go.- room. Members say the group offers fellowship and friendship like - from a Hell's Angels rally drugs and alcohol; it is drugs and pel Choir during practice this week In the Lenhart Grand Ball- to anyone Involved. to the Kentucky Derby. alcohol. The truth Thompson So now Margaritaville Records tells in the book is a drug truth. releases the album of "Fear and When high on acid, with ether Loathing in Las Vegas," voices blowing in your face, it's really Choir built oil friendship lent to the 25-year-old world easy to believe bats and flying created in the desert by two psy- mania rays are going to eat out chotic drug addicts. your eyeballs at any second. The The album, at first listen, is book is entirely about the altered Gospel music ties chorus together in fellowship nothing more than a glorified perceptions of two men, and how the world revolves around them. book on tape. Brandon Wray Fellowship and the opportu- participate and often does San- The Choir has performed at However, with the aid of seri- It is both the biggest success of The BG News nity to make friends is one of ders said. many local functions Including ous sleep deprivation and several the book and the biggest failure. the attractions for people to "We had a show in Cleveland President Sidney Ribeau's in- shots of Hunter's own Wild Tur- With the release of the album, Anyone interested In a high join the Choir Jejuana Brown, last Sunday and the audience auguration in September. They key, the images crawl across and the 25th Anniversary of the energy concert that welcomes president of the Gospel Choir. really got into the music," San- also perform at many other your brain. It's more a movie release of the book, Thompson audience particapation? "The Choir is a great outlet ders said. "People were clap- nursing homes, churches, and without pictures than a book with retrospectives are showing up in If you are the University for fellowship and making ping and singing along. Many universities. The Choir re- sounds. magazines from his native "Roll- Gospel Choir is something that friends," Brown said."There is people also sway to the music cently took a trip to the Uni- When Dr. Gonzo, Hunter's ing Stone" to "Newsweek." might interest you. The Choir also a stong religious and spir- or dance along in the audience. versity of Toronto to perform. 300-pound "Samoan" attorney, The "Newsweek" article fea- is made up of students of all itual aspect to the choir." Choir Gospel is a form of music that goes into the depths of a bad acid tures a picture of Thompson, ages and backgrounds, includ- director Allen Todd, graduate really allows the audience to This weekend the trip while in the tub, the splash- wearing a bandanna and large ing traditional and non- student in the College of Music, get into involved." Choir is performing this Satur- ing water, the Jefferson Airplane necklace, hanging onto Johnny traditional students as well as has the challenge of taking all The Choir Is in its 27th as a day in the Lenhardt Grand in the background and the slash- Depp and Matt Dillon for dear undergraduate and graduate the individual talent and mold- University organization and Ballroom in their Fall Extrava- ing of his Gerber Mini-Magnum life. students, who love to sing gos- ing it into one voice according has grown every year accord- ganza. Concertgoers can look knife combine to bring the It's a sad spectacle, really. The pel music according to Bonita to Bonita Sanders. ing to Sanders. The University forward to hearing all the listener into their suite at the aging alcoholic hanging onto an Sanders, adviser to the Gospel Wherever the choir per- always has a group of students different styles of gospel at the Tropicana Hotel. Choir. forms the audience is invited to who ant to sing gospel. concert. In fact, the album can take the See THOMPSON, page eight. Hard Boiled gets aggressions out, cools frustrations
Tom Kuo by the shirtcollar, landed two including Oliver Stone and Mar- but this has got to be the most undercover cop, kills him. How trigger first? The Back Pages punches to the Jaw and gave him tin Scorsese, Woo has just broken outrageous shoot 'em up since does one deal with such a burden This film reminded me that the heave-ho straight down a in the American commercial Sam Pickenpah's "The Wild of guilt? They send him on an- people surrounding a situation I was sitting at a bar the other flight of stairs all the while the market. His Hong Kong releases, Bunch." From the beginning in a other case, of course. aren't exactly part of the conflict Weekend having a beer with a other patrons, not clearing a way, though, have been available for a teahouse, an odd jazz-playing Tequila wants revenge on the but rather props in a weird real- couple friends when a fight cheered the bouncer on. Maybe while now. cop, known as Tequila, stakes out gun smugglers, so he infiltrates a ity. When the bodies start flying, broke out between this really in- we're fascinated by this primal a gun-smuggling racket. meeting and once again a shoot I kept thinking that no one really toxicated guy and a bouncer. urge to brawl or possibly it's just Hard Boiled In the midst of the deal, gun- out entails. When the smoke was safe. Even Tequila, the Well, the guy was pushed by this so dam funny 'cause it's not hap- 1993 126 min. fire breaks out and I swear, no clears. Tequila and a mysterious superhero, could actually take other dude who was positive that pening to us. R"' one in each frame of the film is character by the name of Alan one in the head. It's that sort of he had been staring at his girl- Whatever the case. Hong Kong Starring: Chow-Fat (Tequila), safe. Many employees get the end up in what is known as a movie. friend. The Intoxicated guy action director John Woo has Tony Leung (Alan/Tony), Phillip hell shot out of them while still 'Mexican standoff (both guys I recommend this movie be- pushed the bouncer out of the tapped into this voyeuristic qual- Kwok (Mad Dog), Teresa Mo serving tea and cops get mowed have a gun aimed at the other, cause it's an exercise In futility. way to get to the dude and as ity in a series of high drama, (Teresa) down quicker than Spring grass. which negates one from firing on most of us could agree, that's a higher action and extreme Seriously though, in the midst the other without being shot in Honestly though, it's a mistake. adrenalin-pumping violence. This film is banned in Finland of the confusion, Tequila, not return. Copied by many but in- movie to get your aggressions The bouncer grabbed "toxie" Acclaimed by other directors and Sweden. Why? Who knows, knowing the identity of an troduced by Woo). Who pulls the out and to cool frustrations. NCAA Fever! Soccer Championships First Round
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The new life due to its unrecognizable Blind Melon, is a treasure for the final song on the album, "Letters slow groove and haunting vocals. fans to commemorate the tragic from a Porcupine," was even re- They also added a wealth of per- loss of vocalist Shannon Hoon. A corded on guitarist Christopher cussion to a song titled "Glitch," better farewell could not be Thorn's answering machine which gives it a tribal feel. asked for. through a phone call from Shan- Blind Melon reached into their non. archives and pulled out 13 pre- The untarnished sound of the viously unreleased songs sum- Also included are out-takes songs is the whole beauty of the ming up the short, yet, brilliant from the "Soup" album, most no- album. If you appreciate music career of Shannon and company. table "Pull," which stays in your filled with pure heart and soul The unique sound of the album head due to its twisted groove then I believe you will enjoy "Ni- comes from its natural setting of and powerful vocal performance. co" as much as I do. songs recorded in hotel rooms The band also brushed up a few THOMPSON KARAOKE Continued from page wven. image he accidentally created for himself in 1971. Publications BE THE STAR YOU ARE such as "The Columbia Journal- ism Review" have issued scath- Melon plays in tribute LASER LINDA ing critiques of Thompson's work, writing it all off as drug- Brett Mercuri release, "Soup"(released in started going through it and it Checkers Pub -wary Sun.Jues.. and Wad. induced bull. The BG News mid-August 1995). A month just seemed like the right thing 9pm-1am This is not entirely true. Sto- into their U.S. tour, tragedy to do. We got into the studio ries like "Strange Rumblings in 'Blind Melon's Last Farewell' struck. Lead vocalist Shannon and it sort of snowballed from, College Station- every Thursday Aztlan" and "The Kentucky Hoon was found lifeless on 'Alright we'll do a tribute re- 9pm-1am Derby Is Decadent and De- Hailing from small towns in their tour bus in a New Orleans cord to Shannon,' and it Campus Quarters ALPHA XI JAILB ANDREA AMBER a BOB REH RRK HYDE n Leslie 'PetficH dr Troy Stacy ?acifico&>. DANIELLE JONES » SEAN H»CKIv MACAUDA MELANIE HARMAN 1 DOUO CP TODOCOY Jrhinit Leoss & Casey Deana Taponetti & Chad Mammon SHANNAN KL0STERMAN4 DA EAVER ,•*■ v RACHEL WILLIAMS 4 DANIEL CALVIN Tata TotutlL&i'DtTtkJtitUT •KfOy-Btrga■'&'Brad'Davis MARYBETH BACHTEL S JA£ NICOL CARRIE HUTCHISON 4 / EICH MonicaCfathrTe^t lljfil« •MegOn 'Wtoodnigdr 'torn 'Bruce HEATHER COOPER 4 I COMPTON JbnyBa DARCY GRASER 4 BRADMOREL RIC ZELENKA TARA SALAMONE 4 TONY ATTALLA JOE WILSON MdCy'BotJquin &lamj\-.. 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