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Inside the News Sports Opinion • Gqffhey talks about smut and such The Falcon football team lost CcmtpUS • Three South Bronx residents pay a visit to Central Michigan this weekend for the third StCltC • Mountain people struggle in city schools straight time. Page 7 Nation* Simpson case to wrap up this week NEWS
Monday, September 25, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 84, Issue 15 Roses are Red... Trial 'embarrasses' FBI Terrorists' defense accuses agency, jury deliberates
Larry Neumelsler The sheik, prosecutors say, is a The Associated Press Muslim fundamentalist who saw the United States as Islam's NEW YORK - Prosecutors in worst enemv. He also is accused the biggest terrorism trial in U.S. of inspiring others to kill Rabbi history accused Sheik Omar Ab- Meir Kahane in 1990, bomb the del-Rahman and nine others of World Trade Center in 1993 and hatching a "monstrous" plot to plan to assassinate Egyptian kill thousands of people in a se- President Hosni Mubarak during ries of bombings in New York. a U.S. visit. But by the time the jury began Abdel-Rahman's alleged role deliberating Saturday, the de- was giving followers religious fense had put the tactics of the sanction to bomb, assassinate, nation's top law enforcement kidnap and kill to persuade the agency on trial, accusing the FBI: United States to change its of plotting to frame the defen- Middle East policies. dants to revive its reputation. When the trial began nine "This case is about one of the: months ago. Assistant U.S. At- biggest and most embarrassing torney Robert Khuzami accused moments in the FBI's history," the defendants of devising "a Rahman defense lawyer John Jacobs told battle plan that was so horrible, the jury in U.S. District Court. so monstrous, so vicious that if it tacks on the U.S. military in the Abdel-Rahman, a blind, Egyp- had been successful the lives of Middle East. And they spent tian religious leader, is charged every person in this city and in weeks showing evidence from with leading 14 Muslims in a plot this nation would be changed the Trade Center bombing, even to bomb the United Nations, the forever." though none of the defendants The BC Ni»»ffilaclc McCrcw FBI's Manhattan offices, the Hol- Prosecutors played dozens of was directly charged in the at- Joal Clark, sophomore pre-med major, looks al plants for his molhcr a( UAO's campus flower sale. land and Lincoln tunnels and the taped conversations that were tack. Nlkki Stewart, a senior accounting major, is helping Clark pick out the perfect plant. George Washington Bridge - all secretly recorded by FBI in- But authorities may have in a single day. formant Emad Salem. They stretched the evidence, said Vin- Three defendants pleaded showed videotape of five defen- cent Cannistraro, the CIA's chief guilty, a fourth testified for the dants allegedly mixing a bomb in of counter-terrorism operations government and a fifth will be a garage - although a pros- from 1988 to 1990 and now an in- ecution expert testified the de- Police search for family tried later. The remaining 10 de- ternational security consultant. fendants, if convicted, face max- vice lacked the right mix of imum prison sentences ranging ingredients to explode. The defense accused FBI Airplane enlisted trol's surveillance airplane. One Green to live with her sister. from life to 20 years. Delibera- Prosecutors provided the jury agents and Salem of concocting officer went up with the pilot, but According to the police report, tions continued Sunday and are with transcripts of speeches in the bomb plot so they could race in quest for clues according to Detective Ken Fort- James may have hitchhiked to expected to last about two weeks. which Abdel-Rahman urged at- in and play hero. ney, no clues were uncovered in Bowling Green from Oklahoma in case of missing the aerial search. In the report, a woman who "We did the aerial search and knows James claimed he left mother, children didn't turn up any clues," Fort- with "only the clothes on his Clinton attends baptism ney said. "At this point we're just buck," no money and not even his driver's licence. Joe Boyle waiting." Sonya Ross nity where it was taken away in the 1980s." And he The BC News Kristina's ex-husband, James Kristina was last seen wearing The Associated Press said he wants to ensure that American families and Anderson, was to meet Kristina a black sweatshirt with light- communities receive a chance to "solve their own City and campus police as well and their two children at Wood- colored stripes, black pants and SCRANTON, Pa. - President Clinton attended problems and realize their own possibilities." as Sheriff's deputies combed the land Mall Wednesday and Kris- white Reebok shoes. his nephew's christening Sunday - and seized a Clinton, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and area Friday afternoon looking for tina's sister, Maria Dcwalt was to Asia Marie is described as chance to point out, campaign style, that the nation their daughter, Chelsea, traveled to Scranton for clues in the disappearance of a pick the woman and children up. having brownish-blonde hair and is prospering because of his administration's work. the christening of Tony and Nicole Rodham's woman and her two children. However, Kristina and the big brown eyes. She was last seen Clinton told a crowd of about 200 people who 3-month-old son, Zachary, at Court Street United According to Friday's police children, along with another per- wearing dark blue suspender greeted him at the airport that crime is down and Methodist Church. Also attending the ceremony report, Kristina Lyn Anderson son, were nicked up by a taxi at pants and a white turtlcneck. new jobs are being created because of his adminis- was Zachary's grandmother, Sen. Barbara Boxer, and her children, Levi and Asia the mall and taken to the Bob Levl reportedly has short blonde tration's effort to "lift up the values of work and D-Calif. Marie, were last seen at the Bob Evans restaurant. The taxi driver hair and brown eyes. He was last family and freedom." Evans restaurant on East Woos- was the last person to see the seen weiring faded green bib "We seem to be coming together again as a coun- Clinton shook hands and greeted well-wishers ter Street last Wednesday. four. overalls and a green polo shirt try, and looking to the future again," Clinton said. for nearly an hour at the Scranton airport, before Police spent Friday combing James lias physically abused with green and beige stripes. "For me at least, every day is an enormous oppor- heading to lunch with 17 relatives and friends at the ditches along Interstate 75, Kristina in the past and lias a tunity ... to try to elevate the things that all of you the Rodham family home on nearby Lake Winola. the area around Bob Evans and criminal record, Dewalt said. All Police are encouraging anyone live by day in and day out." After lunch, Clinton did more handshaking with areas north of the airport. four Andersons had lived in Ore- who may have seen any of the At times, the president seemed to be in cam- the crowd gathered in front of the Rodham home. Around 4:30 p.m. police called gon until four months ago when four to call the Crimcstoppers paign mode. He told the crowd he intends to con- He ducked briefly into the Lakeview Market and in the Ohio State Highway Pa- Kristina moved to Bowling hotline at 352-0077 tinue working "to try to restore economic opportu- greeted the shop owner, but didn't buy anything. Bosnians to boycott peace talks You're No Tommy Lasorda Government, Croat forces continue attacks on Serb border
SamlrKrllic stripped large chunks of terri- not been met," Silajdzic said. reach a cease-fire or continue The Associated Press tory from the Serbs, and some The Muslim-led Sarajevo their a military offensive in the Bosnians think they can win government has demanded that northwest. SARAJEVO, Bosnia- more on the battlefield than at the Serb military leadership in Sacirbey said recently that the Herzegovina - Demanding con- the negotiating table. Banja Luka to be removed and government's military campaign cessions from Serb rebels, the The statement, issued by dialogue opened with moderate should be replaced by peace ne- government said Sunday its for- President Alija Izetbegovic's of- Serbs in that northern Bosnian gotiations. Silajdzic, on the other eign minister will boycott talks fice, said without elaboration Serb stronghold. hand, has said offensives should on a U.S. peace plan this week in that "the Serbian side has not continue until an agreement is New York. positively responded to our con- signed and the rebels demilitar- The government made the an- structive suggestions" regarding "Some of our ize Banja Luka. nouncement as state TV reported implementation of the peace demands have not On Sunday, Bosnian govern- more gains by the Bosnian army plan. ment forces advanced in the Oz- against Serbs in the north and Sacirbey had informed U.S. beenmet." ren mountains, a 30-mlle-long northwest. envoy Richard Holbrooke of the Haris Silajdzic range north of Doboj, an impor- A government statement read decision the statement said. tant northern road and rail junc- Bosnian Prime Minister on state radio didn't name a re- White House spokeswoman tion north of Sarajevo, state TV placement for Foreign Minister Ginny Terzano called the an- claimed. The report said Muhamed Sacirbey at the talks nouncement "part of the ups and The government also wants government forces killed 25 Serb Tuesday at the United Nations downs of shuttle diplomacy," and Sarajevo's siege lifted, including soldiers and wounded scores, with the foreign ministers of said Washington still hopes to free movement for all civilians capturing large amounts of Croatia and Serb-led Yugoslavia. hold the meeting. and full restoration of utilities. It weapons. The United Nations The meeting was meant to Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic also needs a secure corridor link- said the fighting there was con- build on a peace plan agreed to said the government was not sat- ing the Bosnian capital with Gor- tinuing. on Sept. 8 in Geneva to split Bos- isfied with guarantees that Bos- azde, the only Muslim enclave in The government also reported nia roughly in half between the nia would remain a single coun- eastern Bosnia. troops in recent days had taken The BC Ni■» .■K, :.. Rlgo try. The Serb rebels have said Before Sunday's announce- about 220 square miles near Bo- Serbs and a Muslim-Croat con- A student has his waist measured Thursday night while entering federation. they want to join the parts of ment was made, Bosnian leaders sanski Novi, In northwestern Bosnia, but the town itself was a downtown bar as part of the "Get Waisted" program to raise Recent offensives by govern- Bosnia they control with Serbia issued conflicting signals on money for The Link. ment and Croat forces have "Some of our demands have whether they were prepared to still in Serb hands. Opinion The BG News page two Monday, September 25, 1995 The BG News It's smutty, but you like it Most people in this country and Kiki, Cool Whip in one hand flesh! ("Oh Kiki, I need you so don't you just think it, huh? Oh, I 'Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" seem to think that, as the only and a leather whip in the other! badly!" "Oh Brad oh BradohBra- see. You want ME to say it. Well, remaining world power, the (Brad moved his left leg) are dohBradohBrad!" and she) You here it is - BREAST! Are you United States has a certain re- you still reading? You bet you make me sick. Starving people HAPPY now? BREAST BREAST Leah Barnum Jim Vickers sponsibility to make sure other are! You can't stop reading! What halfway around the world! Nu- BREAST BREAST BREAST editor-in-chief managing editor countries stay in their place. do you care if Kiki is ... your sis- clear anarchy in China! But do BREAST! Are your sick little ("Oh yes oh yes oh yes oh yes fer.'Did you hear me? Your sis- you care? Ncoooo! YOU care minds happy yet? oh!" Kiki screamed. Her foot ter! Doesn't that worry you at about Brad and Kiki. I'll tell you Suddenly the door opened up Dawn Keller Larry Hannan thrashed out and knocked a lamp all? If I were you, I'd want to beat something - that's not even their and (and what? Who is it? Could it news editor assistant managing edito to the floor.) the crap out of Brad! Just lose real names. One of these two be the dog? Yeah, it could be, but With all the civil wars going on could be your roommate! You that isn't juicy enough for you, is in various remnants of the Soviet don't want to hear about the it? Maybe it's Kiki's) "Oh!" said Aaron Gray Robin Coe Union, one can see why the U.S. presidential elections, or health Kiki, startled by the sight of (Of city editor is looked up to for help. (Brad care reform (Kiki moved her what, you sick little demented editorial editor moved sideways and pushed the hands across brad's back, draw- perverted puppy molester! Did dresser aside. Kiki grabbed an ing) you ever even consider the ice cube from the now empty I can't believe it! I can't believe possibility that she's in her par- chiunpagne bucket and) The war you of all people are still reading ent's house, and dad got home in the former Yugoslavia, for ex- this. You seemed like such a nice )"Oh Kiki, I NEEEEEEEED you!" Students should ample, is (placed it in the middle person when we first met, yet "Oh Brad, I WAAAAAAANT of her stomach.) I think I now here you are, reading this ... you!" have your attention. (She arched SMUT! Yes, the next word should THUD! Something fell to the her back as) Man, do I have your have been "blood," but you could floor. "What was that?" Kiki work with Ribeau attention! (Brad shifted to his have figured that out without asked. Brad only averted his eyes left.) reading this far into the article. from hers. "What was that, The bureaucracy may come crashing down. Hot damn! I've really got your And just why did you read this Brad?" Yeah, yeah, this is good! If a plan by University President Sidney Ribeau attention -- you'll pay me to go far? Because you figured that if You want more, don't you? You works the way he said he believes it will, the University on! Well. Here you are, eating out you continued reading, there want to find out what fell on the community will move forward together toward higher of my hand, totally oblivious to anS. might be more SMUTTY trash floor, huh? Well, guess what? You whatever you should be doing at for you to read. (Brad brushed make me sick! Sure, I want your goals. this time. (Brad reached down Qaffney Kiki's hair out of her) face, and attention, and boy, do I have it. By increasing communication among all factions of and grabbed the ice cube with he— HA! Thought about skipping But this ... this is disgusting! And the University community, including students and facul- his) You are disgusting! There is everyrNng not in parenthesis, you'restill reading. What fell on ty outside the key administrative posts, Ribeau hopes to no point to this article, yet here didn't you? -slowly slid it up her the floor? develop a more productive working environment. you are, drooling over every line. control and beat him senseless! "No, really Kiki, it was just By changing a chart of complex boxes and divisions (Kiki rolled across the bed, (Their lips parted, but Brad only Her what, huh? Her dresser? (just what Brad? Huh? C'mon, into one with all factions looking toward one common reached above her head, and) I kissed her neck, moving) You Her bedpost.'Hmmmmmm? I these perverts want to know goal, Ribeau hopes to further the purpose and meaning bet you don't really care about don't really seem to care. YOU know what you're thinking. I what fell on the floor). You know, of the University. Brad and Kiki, whether or not just want to see the action! (down know what word you would like you all make me sick. Ribeau said he wants to drop by people's offices and their relationship is moving too her shoulders, across her) to come next! But why should I Ahhhhhhhh, to hell with it. Good- listen to what they have to say. He said he eventually last, whether or not they really You're STILL reading! You're have to write it, your mind is ob- bye, you perverts! wants to have students over to the presidential house to
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Yarrow family com- ing to University Tickets are going on sale today for a concert by Peter Yarrow at the University. Yarrow will perform at 8 CCH.D WARM STATIONARY p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10, in O 1995 AccuW«»th»r. inc. Kobacker Hall at the Moore HL E3EIE] E3E3sO£_!dQ Musical Arts Center. He HiGH iQW SMQWfRS KNN TSTQtlUS FlufiRieS SW*V ICC SUNNY *»T CtOVOY CLOUDY will be joined by his daughter, Bethany Yarrow, for part of the concert. Yarrow is the founder, writer and lead singer of l the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, which is known for I lie Associated Frcbi songs like "Puff the Magic Some of the pickctcrs at a Southwest Detroit Newspapers distribution warehouse overturned an Dragon," "Day is Done," abandoned truck In an attempt to block the entrance early Sunday morning. The truck was eventually and "Light One Candle." *m*/ lowed and delivery vans for the newspapers moved freely out of the warehouse. Bethany Yarrow will also present a screening of the film "Mama Awethu!" from Teenager goes on killing calm as he walked down the trying times in the past few the conventional wisdom, "angry ence is angry, Republican men 3-5 p.m. on Oct. 10, in the street with a rifle. years. white males" aren't the only fans and the audience is actually more Gish Film Theater on cam- spree "He wasn't in a hurry," Bares Fund-raising has dropped off of political talk radio, according diverse than that," said Bill pus. "Mama Awethu!" is a TOULON, France -- A teen-ager said. "At first I thought he was a and debt has risen to nearly $4 to a new survey of talk radio Adams, who is starting the daily documentary that follows bludgeoned his father, mother hunter. He was about 25 meters million. An audit discovered stations released Sunday. fax reports on talk radio next the day-to-day lives of five and sister to death, then opened from my place when I saw him questionable spending by NAACP The TALK DAILY nationwide month. black African women in the fire in a southern French village shoot a passerby, a shopkeeper leaders, and a former executive poll of more than 3,000 people The telephone survey of 3,035 townships of Cape Town, on Sunday, killing nine other who I think was nit in the head." director, Benjamin Chavis, was who said they listened to a pro- adults, conducted in July and Au- South Africa, revealing the people and wounding eight be- As Bares ran to call the police, fired in 1994 for unauthorized use gram the day before or on the day gust by Adams' public opinion human frailties of the a- fore committing suicide, police he heard other shots. of organization money in settling they were questioned found that research firm in Arlington, Va... parthcid system. said. Police found nine bodies scat- a female employee's sex dis- women make up a surprising 40 has an error margin of plus or The rampage began in the tered in streets throughout the crimination claims. percent of the audience. minus 2 percentage points. Bethany Yarrow filmed village of Sollies-Pont, six miles village. Chavis was hired in 1993 to re- Meanwhile, the stereotypical "Dozens of these [hosts] claim "Mama Awethu!" during north of the Mediterranean port Workers prepared an outdoor place Hooks, who had led the or- angry, white Republican male to be on everywhere and have the summer between her of Toulon, where the 16-year-old morgue and an emergency medi- ganization for 16 years. comprised a meager 22 percent huge audiences, but we wanted to junior and senior year at boy used a hammer and a base- cal post in the town's soccer sta- Hooks presented four chal- of the listening public, according see who had a large enough Yale University and edited ball bat to kill his father, mother dium, and three helicopters took lenges to return the organization to the new daily digest of some of national audience for us to it in her spare time during and sister. the wounded to Toulon's hospital and society to their rightful the nation's leading political talk track." Adams said. He then went to Cuers, three place: to dream, try, believe and radio shows. her senior year. According to TALK DAILY, the For the concert, tickets miles north, where he began NAACP told to perser- vote. The survey also found that shooting at random in a parking "The tragedy of life does not most listeners are not Republican top nine political talk radio hosts are $12 for the public and $S vere are: Rush Limbaugh; convicted for University students. lot, outside a bank and in the town consist of having tried and and that 90 percent are regis- square where villagers were MANSFIELD, Ohio -- Former failed," he said. "The tragedy of tered to vote. They also are more Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Also available are 200 "spe- NAACP leader Benjamin Hooks Liddy; Bob Grant and Tom Leykis cial reserve seating tickets shopping, France-Info radio said. life consists of not having tried at likely than the general public to He killed nine people and told members to persevere even all - Keep on trying." have graduated college and to (tied); Michael Jackson, Ken for S25 each. The $25 tick- wounded eight more before in the face of increasing crime At the weekend conference, have higher incomes. Hamblin, Chuck Harder, Iran- ets allow ticket holders to and violence. And nine programs claim more Contra figure Oliver North and attend a post-concert gath- shooting himself. James Daniel of Sidney was Michael Reagan (also tied). "He was shooting at anything "We face a very difficult time elected president of the state than 60 percent of the listening ering with the Yarrows at that moved. He was firing ever- in the life of America," Hooks, 70, NAACP. Ophelia A verilt of Akron audience. The 10th host was impossible to the University's Ice Arena said Saturday to state delegates "So much of the conventional identify, Adams said, because the Lounge. To order tickets, ywhere," a woman who lives in was chosen vice president. Cuers told the radio, which did at the group's Freedom Fund The 1996 state conference will wisdom has been that the audi- rest of the audience is split. call the music center box Banquet. "Something has hap- office at 372-8171. not give her name. Church bells beElyria. could be heard ringing in the pened and you are called upon to background. make those corrections." Talk radio listeners a Voted test M«xo Free inspections of- Frederic Bares, who runs a The 86-ycar-old National Asso- newsstand in the village, told ciation for the Advancement of diverse group fered Colored People itself has faced WASHINGTON -- Contrary to Students interested in French radio that the boy seemed H PISANCUO'S O«N UJEeWDflVS m «p.m : Op.n <* Um<* ftt.. 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Kalke grew up on a farm in Bronx, New York sent three of its Iowa, and represents the one Two University students are making good use of modern members to visit the University percent Caucasian minority in Thc BG Ncwi/Kclly Rlgo technology in their pursuit of Pulbright Scholarships to study last Thursday. the Bronx. Three members of the All Saints Lutheran Church In the South abroad. The Rev. David J. Kalke and "Forty-seven percent of those Bronx, New York City, visited the University Thursday. The Michael Doliveck, a graduate art student, said he put his port- two Parish members, Rodney under 19 never finish high school three discussed several Issues Including poverty. folio on the World Wide Web with the assistance of Zack Burns, who works in the Office of Sponsored Programs and Research. Martinez and George Lopez, because of the system," said Ka- vides programs which give the in a park is basically to say, 'Die, Doliveck, who has studied in foundries in the United States brought cold hard truth from the lke. people themselves the opportuni- black person,'" Kalke said. and Europe to learn the art of metal casting, said he wants to go poorest congressional district in There are no banks in the ty to improve life in one of the The judge who heard the case the U.S. Several students from Bronx, Kalke said. He said unjus- poorest areas of the U.S. ruled in their favor. to India to learn the traditional Hindu and Buddhist methods of the University have experienced tifiable police brutality is com- The church serves 3,000 meals Rodney Martinez, also a native bronze sculpting. the reality first hand. mon, and unfair treatment within a month made with food provided of Honduras, is founder of the Doliveck speaks Hindi and Urdu, Indian languages, which he Every spring break for several the courts weakens the commu- by government subsidies. Other South Bronx Photographic learned independently. According to Linda Nieman, assistant di- years Rev. Bill Thompson has nity. Kalke also pointed out diffi- services include an after-school Center. He built the dark room rector for SPAR, the ability to communicate and knowledge of taken 25 to 30 students from an culties in obtaining housing. He program, which provides tutors himself, which was recently the host country's culture significantly affect the applicant's ethnic studies course he teaches said financial aid guidelines for as well as activities, and the expanded. chances. at the University to the heart of young people who want to go to Alternative to Violence Project, There, children and other citi- Doliveck has been contacted by teachers all over the world, the Bronx. college cut off many who are an organized monthly dance zens have access to donated pho- including New Zealand and India, and has found a mentor in In- Jennifer Kirk, senior social needy. which usually attracts two to tographic equipment and sup- dia. work major, has gone on the trip Kalke blames a system which three hundred people. plies. Michael Jones, a graduate student in psychology, has been of- for three consecutive years. marginalizes those who are truly George Lopez, who is original- fered the chance to study at the Center for Neuroscience at the "Everyone thinks [Bronx] is Martinez said photographs University of Edinborough in Scotland. Every application was in need, and labels them as "un- ly from Honduras and grew up in from the center were recently in this disorganized, chaotic place sent either via fax or e-mail. their second show in Geneva, when there are people empower- "I haven't written or typed a letter yet," Jones said. Switzerland, with help from the ing people there in order to solve "Lack of human services is a convenient way Jones has worked with Vernor Bingman and Ryan Tweney, problems," Kirk said. World Conference of Churches psychology professors. Jones co-authored an article to be pub- of killing people." and the Lutheran World Fed- Thompson said he wants stu- lished in the Japanese journal "Forma." dents to understand how they are Rev. David Kalke eration. A visitor from Geneva The Fulbright Scholarships are named for J. William Ful- had noticed the center's work, a part of the larger picture. pastoral All Saints Lutheran Parish bright, a former senator from Arkansas, and are sponsored by "The very things that are caus- and set up the show and travel the United States Congress. ing our society to die are found in arrangements. the poor," Thompson said. desirable." the Bronx, spoke to classes about The Photographic Center also The three visitors to the Uni- "Lack of human services is a the HIV prevention efforts in his publishes a mini newspaper versity spent their two-day so- convenient way of killing peo- neighborhood. Lopez and other called Alternative Visions, which journ presenting first hand ple," Kalke said. members of All Saints took the features photos and writings by knowledge to five classes in Kalke and community mem- mayor of their city to court after and about citizens of South Helpline gives theater, ethnic studies and social bers attempt to offset some of they were denied the right to dis- Bronx. A recent issue of Alterna- work. the damage caused by the system tribute condoms at an annual tive Visions featured "Neighbor- Kalke, pastor at All Saints by making All Saints Lutheran basketball tournament. hood Heroes," in which most of Lutheran Parish, offered Parish a vital center of communi- "To not let us distribute a little the heroes featured were the parents answers listeners statistics and facts ty in the Bronx. The church pro- piece of rubber called a condom mothers of the photographers. Jennifer Schab Bach of the operators is know- The BC News ledgeable of the campus and are Halloween is coming very helpful and courteous, Kel- come in A new helpline at the Universi- ler said. ty enables parents to ask ques- Halloween is coming tions and get answers. On average, the helpline takes with 1-800-815-1300 is a toll-free about eight calls a day. Halloween is coming means for parents to make a "Our operators have taken phone call to get basic informa- [about] 87 phone calls since Aug. tion about what's going on in and 16, and the helpline has given 87 a bright around campus according to answers," Keller said. "These Far East Barbara Keller, associate dean of phone calls consist of questions students. concerning residence halls, ffrttTacfs "The helpline is structured to homecoming and most recently, Sale help provide accurate informa- parents' weekend. The line tion to parents in a timely fash- serves an important function for ion," said Keller. whatever's going on at the time. Todd Phelps, junior interna- tional studies major and parents' The service is partly funded by helpline operator, said so far the Parents Club and was an idea parents like the helpline and of the Parents Advisory Council have been very positive about it. last year, according to Keller. MtRCMAHDISEIF FROM: "It helps parents and care- "A telethon was held to raise INDIA INDONESIA givers to know that they have a money for the helpline," Keller NEPAL place to call to get an answer and THAILAND said. "It's a new initiative centra- not get the run-around from the lizing parent activities under ON SMI University," Phelps said. parent services." SIHENt SU.ICtS FIIIH 104 P.M. 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She said many of the palachians Today," was spon- youngsters enter kindergarten conference sored by Cincinnati's Urban full of promise but are in aca- Appalachian Council and ended demic trouble by middle scrutinizes Saturday. school. There are similar conferen- difficulties ces about twice a year, but this There are several possible was the largest in a decade. reasons for the problem. Appa- lachian children are ridiculed The Associated Press There were discussions of Ap- palachian arts and literature, because of the way they talk; they might miss a lot of Mon- CINCINNATI - Many Appa- of efforts to increase literacy, of trouble with schools, of the days because their families go lachian families that leave the "home" for the weekends; or mountains for opportunities in special problems encountered by Appalachian women. they are not as aggressive as cities wind up struggling in other urban children, she said. schools or in trouble with the Appalachian advocate Mi- law, according to studies dis- chael Maloney said such meet- "I don't think the problem is cussed at a three-day confer- ings are necessary because with Appalachian kids or with ence. poverty, unemployment and a Appalachian families," Cales- About 180 people at the con- lack of education still plague tro said. 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Linda Deutsch "a smorgasbord of doubts to away, slip inside and get ready to The defense has emphasized his The Associated Press choose from." meet a limousine waiting to take very normal behavior. The pros- Simpson is charged with the him to the airport. The defense ecution contends there were tell- LOS ANGELES - Remember June 12, 1994, slayings of his ex- says the timeline makes no sense tale signs of guilt. them, prosecutors will tell jur- wife Nicole Brown Simpson and and cites a series of witnesses ors. her friend Ronald Goldman. who were near the condominium ■ Police. The defense has ef- They were slashed to death out- fectively put the Los Angeles Cardinal William Keeler is deep In thought as he stands bv the Remember Nicole and Ron -- a at the hour in question and saw on-deck circle at Baltimore's Camden Yards Sunday slender blonde in a black halter side her Brentwood condomin- nothing amiss. The defense also Police Department on trial - par- dress, a handsome young man in ium as her two children slept in- has attacked the coroner's late ticularly a key investigator on jeans and a tailored shirt -- and side. arrival, arguing that time of the Simpson case. Watch for the the violence visited upon them. It is a case with no eyewitness death could have been estab- defense to play videotape of re- Remember the river of blood. and no murder weapon. The evi- lished more accurately if the tired Detective Mark Fuhrman For prosecutors, the challenge dence is circumstantial, and the bodies had been collected and lying on the witness stand about Tree interrupts of final arguments in the O.J. way jurors see it is key to examined immediately. whether he had spoken a racial Simpson murder trial begins whether they can convict. Tuesday with resurrecting the While opening statements were victims whose memory has faded road maps showing where both "Johnnie Cochran will be over the top. He airport's radar in and out throughout the trial. cases intended to go, the final ar- will be waving the flag and speaking from the For defense attorneys, summa- guments offer a review of the The Associated Press tion offers the chance to turn journey completed and an inter- mount." jurors' eyes in another direction pretation of what was proven. PITTSBURGH - A failing tree caused an electrical outage that in- - toward the racism, lies and Some topics likely to be ad- terrupted radar contact between planes and air-traffic controllers at frame-up allegations that consti- dressed by both sides: Laurie Levenson Pittsburgh International Airport for the second time this month. Physical evidence. A bloody tute the heart of the defense. ■ Loyola University law professor The tree fell across power lines when workers tried to remove it at Yes, remember the victims, the glove, bloody socks, hair and about 9 a.m. Saturday, the Federal Aviation Administration said. defense will say. O.J. Simpson fibers and a trail of blood drops The outage triggered a backup generator which restored full con- remembers, too. He grieves for linking the crime scene and ■ Motive. The prosecution says epithet in the past 10 years, con- tact within two minutes, the FAA said, and commercial power came the mother of his two young chil- Simpson's estate are the focus of Simpson was a known abuser trasted with a scratchy audiotape back on in a few minutes. dren, and he did not kill her. the prosecution case. The high- whose obsessive and compulsive in which he is heard speaking the None of the 11 planes in the air at the time were endangered and no Defense attorney Johnnie tech science of DNA analysis was need to control Ms. Simpson led word. Can jurors trust anything delays were reported, said spokeswoman Arlene Salac. Cochran Jr. Is likely to return to crucial in painting a picture of them to divorce and continued this man says? Does his behavior On Sept. 11, a power outage knocked out radar and radio contact the themes of his opening state- Simpson's blood type and that of even after their split. Expect taint the evidence gathered by with 38 flights in the air. No mishaps were reported. ment, delivered eight long the victims mingled on key prosecutors to play the infamous other detectives? The defense During last week's outage, radio contact was not restored for 90 months ago: Simpson was pieces of evidence. What does it 911 tape of Ms. Simpson report- will say the prosecution was built seconds, and backup systems didn't restore radar for up to eight framed, set up, victimized. And mean? Defense lawyers will say ing an enraged Simpson invading on a conspiracy of lies. Pros- minutes, air traffic controller Larry Buffalini said. he will seek to convince jurors it means nothing because the her home after their divorce. 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Photos will be taken in the KEY office, 28 West Hall, M-F, 10 a.m.-l p.m.; 2 p.m.- 6 p.m. Sports The BG News Monday, September 25, 1995 page seven BG dismayed after inconsistent play Falcons unable to get revenge Christian Pelusi there, which are going to happen The BG News in a game, happened to us and we just didn't bounce back like we MT. PLEASANT, Mich. -- For- have in the past," center Cal get that Bowling Green's 22-16 Bowers said. loss Saturday was to their "We will, though. I have all the nemeses, the Central Michigan faith in our team that we're going Chippewas. The Falcons did not to come back from this. look like the team picked to fin- "We've got to get back to ba- ish first in the Mid-American sics, do some soul searching," Conference. Bowers said. "I don't think it's a Every facet of the game broke matter of going out and pounding down for Bowling Green: block- each others's heads in every day. ing, covering, tackling, passing, It's just knowing our job, going pass rushing - everything. out and getting it done. Period." But maybe the most frighten- "This is a set-back for us, but ing aspect of the Falcons dis- we're just going to have to look at appointing showing is that no one what we did wrong, what we did really knows where to turn to get right and evaluate it from there," back on track. linebacker Jason Woullard said. "We're just going to have to see how our team responds to this," "We're capable of playing better head coach Gary Blackney said. than we did [Saturday]and the "We've played well at times and team that's been there the last other times we haven't played two weeks wasn't there. well. We've got to iron out the in- "I can't really put my finger on one thing. We made a lot of silly mistakes." An illegal block call negated an 86-yard punt return for a touch- down by Courtney Davis. The Chippewas found a way to re- The BG Ncw»/Jon Kasbach cover four of their five fumbles A Central Michigan player heads into the end zone against Bowl- Falcons, 22-16. on the day. Ryan Henry overth- ing Green Saturday. CMU posted its third straight win over the rew to a wide-open Keylan Cates down the middle twice for sure touchdowns. Coverage break- downs allowed Central Michigan quaterback Chad Darnell to look CMU drops BGto 2-2 overall nearly flawless, going 13 for 19 Scott Brown The Chippewas controlled well, but if we go in at halftime day on. Maybe you can't go for 269 yards with one touch- 10-7, then I think we have a with a week's layoff and then down and one Interception. The BG News the game from the outset, dom- inating the line of scrimmage chance to get things right. I come back in three days and be really thought that was a hard ready to play a game. I thought All of these miscues and and taking advantage of a MT. PLEASANT, Mich. ~ young Falcon secondary to the play for our team to accept." as a veteran quarterback he'd missed opportunities contributed The Chippewas never looked be able to do that." to Bowling Green's loss. - The curse continues. tune of 269 passing yards. Central Michigan again had Chippewa quarterback Chad back in the second half, even Henry declined to comment CMU's Bryan Schorman hauls in On a larger scale, this loss when BG's Trevor Stover to the media after the game. greatly dimished Bowling Bowling Green's number Sat- Darnell completed 12-of-18 a pass for a touchdown over BG urday, dominating nearly caught a TD pass from Henry Backup quarterback Bob Green's chance at a MAC cham- passes for 243 yards and a defensive back Dwayne Harris. every phase with 1:17 to make it 20-16. The Niemet was ready to come in pionship and a trip to the Las touchdown, including a 26-yard of the game strike to Bryan Schorman with Falcons tried for two, but near the end of the third quar- consistencies in our perform- Vegas Bowl. ter to replace Henry, but ance." on the way to two seconds left in the first CMU's Shawn Williams re- Although not eliminated, the turned a Henry fumble 99 Blackney optioned at the last "At times we got things rolling, a 22-16 vic- half tliat broke the Falcons' Falcons need Central Michigan to yards for a two-point touch- second to leave Henry in after but little breakdowns here and lose two MAC contests. tory before backs. 22,851 at Ke- linebacker Jason Woullard re- lly/Shorts covered a fumble on the CMU Stadium. "They made plays and we didn't. We had 30. This marks people open and we didn't make the plays. "When we got the ball down the third in their territory, I really U.S. advances to That's a big part of the game of football." thought that Ryan deserved consecutive Blackney year that the another opportunity to come in and run the offense and try to Chippewas have defeated the Gary Blackney Falcons. It also the third get us in the end zone," Black- Davis Cup final head Bowling Green football coach straight time that the loss put ney said. "But I don't think might have to play. But he went Tim Dahlberg the Falcons in the back seat in everything was Ryan Henry's The Associated Press to bed Saturday night still not terms of Mid-American Con- Central Michigan was down to make the score 22-16. fault. A lot of that was what sure about Agassi's status. ference championship hopes. backed up to their own 5-yard CMU then recovered an on- Central Michigan did. LAS VEGAS - With a shirtless, "I was in limbo," Martin said. line with under 90 seconds to side kick and ran out the clock "It certainly wasn't fancy. I bandaged Andre Agassi watching "They made plays and u "After I took a fair beating at the didn't," a somber BG coach go in the half, and all indica- Henry, meanwhile, was don't think they blitzed us all from courtside, Todd Martin casino tables I figured I'd better tions were the Falcons would under pressure for most of the day long. All they did was give stepped in to beat Sweden's Gary Blackney said. "We had get prepared for it in case I people open and we didn't escape to the locker room trail- game and completed only us a four man pass rush, and Thomas Enqvist in straight sets played. Of course, I didn't have ing only 10-7. But seven plays 10-of-27 for 109 yards. Henry we have five people protecting Sunday to win the Davis Cup se- make the plays. That's a big any money left." part of the game of football. later - the final three on re- missed last week's game him and they couldn't get it mifinal for the United States. Martin, the world's 19th-ran- You have to be an opportunist." ceptions of 15 yards or more - against Akron with a bruised done." Martin, who found out he ked player, took advantage of Schorman beat the BG second- shoulder, and the rustiness Henry stayed in the game, would play only 90 minutes be- "We believed we could win," some crucial mistakes by Enq- ary into the end zone to put the remained. but in the nine plays the Fal- fore the match, clinched a berth Central Michigan head coach vist late in the first and second Dick Flynn said. "That's not to Chippewas up commandingly, "There is nothing wrong with cons ran in order to get down to against Russia in the Davis Cup sets to turn the day's second take anything away from Bowl- 17-7. Ryan Henry," Blackney said. the 4-yard line and have Derek finals for the U.S. team with a match between Sampras and Wi- "I thought that was a cru- "The only thing I can say is, Schorejs kick a 21-yard field 7-5, 7-5, 7-6 (7-2) win before a ing Green ... but I knew that we lander into nothing more than an would have to play an outstad- sher," Blackney said. "Here we you know, a week's layoff ... . goal, Henry threw only a single flag-waving crowd at the outdoor exhibition. ing football game to do it." are, we're not playing very He practiced well from Tues- pass. court at Caesars Palace. A relaxed Sampras won that "It's the best feeling I've had in match, rallying past Wilander the game of tennis," Martin said 2-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3. U.S. players after becoming the unlikely hero won all four singles matches in on a team stacked with the top the semifinal, losing only Satur- two players in the world. day's doubles match. The win put the United States Down 5-4 in the first set, Mar- Akron zips by BGvolleyball in the finals beginning Dec. 1 in tin fought off two set points, one Moscow against Russia, which on a disputed call, to pull even. Jeremy Yohe and 3-1 in Mid-American Confer- throughout much of the match. team. We were just kind of flat." came back from a 2-0 deficit to He broke Enqvist in the second The BG News ence play. BG falls to 6-5 (2-2 Both collected just one kill Just like the Akron match, the win the final three matches and game, then captured the set when MAC). apiece in the third set. Falcon's fell behind quickly 7-2, stun Germany in the other semi- the Swede netted a return of A lackluster effort from the The loss on Saturday followed but this time the team rallied to final. serve. Akron made quick work of BG squad didn't help with their a tough battle with Kent on Fri- tie at 13-13 and eventually pull It is the first Davis Cup final The scenario nearly repeated Bowling Green's volleyball team chances either. BG head coach, day night. out the win. for the United States since 1992, itself in the second set, as Martin in a match Saturday at Anderson Denise Van De Walle was sur- Even though his team convinc- when Agassi, Pete Sampras and took advantage of a double-fault arena. prised by the way her team re- ingly handled a strong BG team, John McEnroe teamed to beat by Enqvist with the games 5-5 The Zips' took just over a hour sponded. "I was surprised we Sweitzer feels that coach Van De Switzerland in the final. before delivering a backhand and a half to "I was suprised we were not as were not as Walle will have her team even Agassi, who had hoped to pro- winner to break his serve. dispatch BG in competitive," Van De Walle said. competitive. I really stronger next time the two teams "ide the deciding win before his "A lot of good things happened straight sets "1 really thought that we'd match square-off. hometown fans, had be content at the right time early," Martin 15-8, 15-12, up ol;ay. It seemed that our pass- thought we'd match "Bowling Green has got such a instead with a courtside seat and said. "I think that got him a little 15-5. ing broke down and therefore we up okay." great program," Sweitzer said. tender hugs from girlfriend dejected." BG caught were not as offensive as we "She (Van De Walle] has always Brooke Shields as Martin gave With the sun-baked crowd of the Zips' on a needed to be." been such a great coach and the U.S. team an insurmountable 11,503 going wild between points, hot streak. Ak- The Zips' had no trouble round- Denise Van De Walle competitor." 3-1 lead. Martin avoided another set point ron has already ing up an offensive attack as they Agassi, who pulled a chest against an increasingly tentative downed some held wide leads throughout the head Bowling Green volleyball The team will take this loss and coach prepare for Tuesday's non- muscle in Friday's win over Mats Enqvist to tie the third set 6-6. He traditionally VanDeWalle match. In a crucial part of the Wi lander, woke up Sunday to find quickly opened a 3-1 lead in the strong teams in game, BG fell 7-0 in the decisive league action with Dayton at An- the injury worse and decided he tiebreaker, finally capturing the Pittsburgh, George Washington third set. The Golden Flahes' took BG to derson arena. could not play. match with a backhand that nes- and Maryland. "The only thing that worked the limit before succumbing 15-9, "It's disappointing because you tled just inside the line. "We've been playing real against them was when Carlyn 15-5, 7-15,7-15,15-13. "We need to come into the gym want to go out there and play," "He served very well and I had well," Akron head coach Mike [Esslinger] and Lori [Hilton] After getting a quick two set very focused," Van De Walle Agassi said. "We all felt confi- a lot of chances, but I didn't take Sweitzer said about his team. were tipping behind the block at lead the team may have let up said. "We know we have some dent in Todd. He's a great backup them," Enqvist said. "We have to come in here and the net," Van De Walle said. after intermission. things to work on." singles player." Martin, who had lost the decid- everyone has to play well, and "But we didn't stay in that "We lost our competitive drive Martin, who was on the losing ing match to Sweden in last everyone did play well." game plan. It was almost as if we after the second game when we Note: The team is still looking side in Saturday's doubles match, year's semifinal, tossed his "That's what you need to do to needed to change." beat them so easily," Van De for a team manager. Anyone in- was told after the match by U.S. racket high and hugged Gullik- beat these guys." Akron was able to hold both Walle replied. We came out of terested can contact assistant captain Tom Gullikson that he son and Agassi. Akron improved to 8-4 overall Hilton and Esslinger in check intermission and Kent was a new coach Mitzi Sanders at 372-7413. 0 Sporls The BG News page eight Monday, September 25, 1995 PARENT'S WEEKEND'95 Europeans take Ryder Cup home Ron Sink play by the same 7 1/2-4 1/2 about 4 feet. The Associated Press score it did Sunday at Oak Hill Strange also missed the green, Country Club. chipped to about 8 feet, and when ROCHESTER. NY. -- The The Europeans won again in he missed his par putt, Faldo had European team stunned the 1987 and kept the Cup with a tie the chance to win the match. He United States by taking seven in 1989 before losing the next stalked the putt, stood over it, singles matches Sunday to win two. The United States now leads had his caddie, Fannie Sunesson the Ryder Cup for the first time the series 23-6 with two ties. But crouch behind him to check his since 1987. since the '85 victory by Europe, it alignment, froze over the ball, Leading 9-7 going into the final is 3-2-1 in favor of Europe. then rolled it dead in. day, it seemed like a lock for the "What a fantastic win," Woos- "That's probably the best United States. It hadn't been out- nam said. "It just shows that the scrambling par I've ever made in scored in singles play since 1985, strength of golf in Europe is get- my life," Faldo said. I SCSI S the year Europe had its break- ting bigger and bigger all the The point put Europe ahead 13 through victory in the Ryder time." 1/2 - 12 1/2 and meant that the Cup. While Walton's match official- U.S. team needed to win the TOP But when Philip Walton, the ly gave Europe the Ryder Cup, it Mickelson match and halve the 10th and last man to qualify for was the match between Faldo and Haas match to keep the Cup with the European team, putted within Strange that really decided a 14-14 tie. tap-in distance at No. 18 to win things. "When Nick put that putt in at EM his match against Jay Haas 1 -up. Trailing 1-down with two holes 17, then won at the last, I knew Europe had 14 1/2 points and the to play, Faldo won them both then we had won the Ryder Cup," THINGS TO... Cup. when Strange made two bogeys Woosnam said. Phil Mickelson defeated Per- and the Englishman made two It gave Europe the lead for the "Do with your llink Johansson in the final pressure putts, giving Europe the first time in the three-day com- >Parent(s) on match of the day, making the crucial point, 1-up. petition. It trailed S-3 after the final score 14 1/2 -13 1/2. It did not come easy. first day of alternate-shot and Saturday The U.S. team needed to win "I was trying not to think better-ball competition and 9-7 •m of Parent's only five of the 12 singles match- whether my match was going to after Saturday's play. Walton had a chance to put an- Weekend (That's es Sunday to keep the Cup. But be the turning point, but I could only Mickelson, Tom Lehman, sense it," Faldo said. "I scram- other memorable Ryder Cup col- Oct. 7th)" Davis Love and Corey Pavin bled for two pars, but to try and lapse into the record books. He was 3-up with three holes to play, © Have them thrill your could do it. Fred Couples got a play golf while you're nearly half-point for halving his match shaking, it's a different game. but then strange things started to friends with stories and with Ian Woosnam. You really have to play from the happen. pictures of you from your The European team got early heart. To do something here for Haas' explosion from the bun- celebrated bed wetting victories from Howard Clark and the team, it's so emotional." ker at No. 16 took one hop and period. Mark James, then came up big in At No. 17, he made an 8-footer went into the cup, cutting his def- the middle of its lineup as David for par while Strange missed a icit to 2-down and keeping his Gilford, Colin Montgomerie, 12-footer. match, and American hopes O Give them another tour Nick Faldo and Sam Torrance - Then at No. 18, Faldo drove alive. of campus. m playing in matches six through into the left rough and had no At No. 17, Walton hit a great nine - defeated Brad Faxon, Ben choice but to lay up. With about bump-and-run shot and had a 0 Try to explain vour Crenshaw, Curtis Strange and 125 yards to the green, he 4-footer to win the Ryder Cup. intricate system of laundry Ixiren Roberts, respectively. knocked a great wedge shot to But he pulled it left of the hole, as his teammates gathered around and cleaning. "I put my A-team right in the middle of it and they came the green, held their heads and through," an emotional European turned their eyes away. O Listen to the "you captain Bernard Gallacher said. The pressure was clearly ove- should call more often" "People have been writing the whelming for both Haas and Wal- ton at the last hole. APpholo/KcvIn Hlglcy lecture team off," Gallacher said. "Peo- European team captain Bernard Gallacher leaps on the 18th green ple have been writing me off for Haas popped his drive up into after Europe clinched victory Ryder Cup. a long time. But we proved we the left rough and Walton pushed @ Get a haircut, have could win and we did it in style. his into the high grass on the your cheeks pinched, and "I am sorry for Lanny Wad- right side of the fairway. Hitting go see a "G" rated movie. kins. He's the best captain that first, Haas punched his back into the fairway, near where Faldo hit Oilers' Chandler American could have had." The victory gave Europe the his great wedge shot. © Have them tell you AP photo/Mark Lcnnlhan Walton surprisingly hit a fair- about and share slides Cup for the first time since 1989. U.S. player Curtis Strange It won in 1985 by shocking the watches England's Nick Faldo way wood into the heavy rough has career game from all the vacations they Americans in Sunday's singles putts to beat him. on the front left of the green. have been on since you Joe Kay came to college. The Associated Press percent in a game. The Bengals (2-2) helped © Beg for money!!! CINCINNATI - Chris Chan- Chandler immeasurably as dler completed a pass after they repeatedly blew cover- falling down. He completed ages and gave up 400 yards in OR YOU COULD... one while getting pulled down. total offense for the second fizi He completed all of the easy consecutive week. ones, too, and nearly set a re- Chandler, an eighth-year © Go see the Falcons cord in the process. pro, was signed as a free agent stomp Miami University at Chandler threw a career- high four touchdowns passes from the Rams to ease the 1:00 pm in Doyt Perry transition from the run-and- Stadium. in the first half and came one incomplction shy of an NFL shoot to the era of Steve record Sunday as he led the McNair, the Oilers' top draft © Go to an all you can Houston Oilers to a 38-28 vic- pick. eat buffet dinner, in the tory over the Cincinnati Ben- Chandler may never have an mM* gals. era of his own, but he had Union at 6:00 pm. PS "no eating off of trays" &cli%r<>vu>y 77x*'Ftycct ffipyJ Chandler, playing with a quite a day. He had to know it sore left shoulder that side- was his day when he took the lined him last week, com- snap from center, fell down, O Go to the MEL TORME pleted 23 of 26 for 356 yards as got up and threw a 19-yard concert Sat. night, 8 pm in he directed the Oilers (2-2) to pass to Haywood Jeff ires that Anderson Arena. their biggest offensive day set up his fourth touchdown since their devastating 41-38 pass. VOU MEVEIt playoff loss to Buffalo in 1992. He was ahead of Vinny Tes- Perhaps the only one who KNOW, NOW OPEN LATE! taverde's mark of 91.3 percent will remember the game as (21 of 23) - the league record vividly as Chandler is corner- THEY MAY XII Sun. - Wed. - until his last throw was back Mike Brim, beaten for EVEM PAY broken up. He finished at 88.4 three of the touchdowns. XI Race ' Open til 1 AM percent, which won't land him Chris Sanders ran past Brim EOll THE in the top three all-time. Ken to take an in ■stride 58-yard Thurs., Fri., Sat. Anderson and Lynn Dickey touchdown pass on the Oilers' LAST X Against Time also completed better than 90 second possession. THREE! Open til 3AM Call between 5 & 7 p.m. to Come and Enjoy get your 14" Large Pizza with 1 IX topping and your price will be get the Inside Track BGSU's the time you called. (If you call at 5:30 pm, on admissions "f a m ily , the cost of your pizza Come to one of our VIII is only $5.30!) IV, ^^ School AND Monday & Tuesday Only free seminars* FUN, i.Law- •'School ► ALL VII V VISA Medl | *alScho0| P that i -.-w-w\\ VI Busi ness School FOR MORE ) and learn how to INFORMATION ON J overcome these hurdles: THESE AND OTHER ) Entrance Exams . Interviews PARENT'S WEEKEND Serving Bowling Green & BGSU Application! • Essays EVENTS, CALL OR DROP-IN TO THE 826 S. Main St. September 28,1995 OFFICE OF STUDENT Bowling Green State University ACTIVITIES, 330 UNIVERSITY HALL, Next to Big Lots 372-2343. Space is limited! 1-800-KAP-TEST 353-7272 Call today to reserve your seat KAPLAN 'At aatectad location!. Not W aemawa offered at ai tocafcona it The BG News Sports Monday, September 25, 1995 page nine 1995 Mid - American Conference Football Standings Conference Overall BG makes third win in School W L T Pet. w L T Pet. Toledo 1 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 Ball State 2 0 0 1.000 3 1 0 .750 a row at Brodt Invite Eastern Michigan 2 0 0 1.000 3 1 0 .750 Central Michigan 1 0 0 1.000 2 .667 Steve Wildman 19:03. Schascr was hurting. When you 1 1 The BG News The women's team has been run as a team, it helps to have a Miami 1 1 0 .500 3 1 0 .750 perfect so far, but Price knows teammate there to help you Bowling Green 1 1 0 .500 2 2 0 .500 The Mel Brodt Invitational that there are tougher times push it. That's what Tim and Ohio 0 1 1 .250 1 2 1 .333 was the third win in a row for ahead for the team. Brad did," Sink said. Kent 0 1 the Bowling Green women's "We have performed well, BG had other good perform- 1 .250 1 2 1 .333 cross country team. Last year but the teams we have com- ances but it wasn't enough for Western Michigan 0 2 0 .000 1 3 0 .250 Miami won the meet, the peted against have not been the the victory. Akron 0 2 0 .000 0 3 0 .000 change from last year's team to best," Price said. Alan Boos finished ninth this year's team is not lost on BG will start to sec better with a time of 33:05. Rob Bow- head coach Steve Price. teams when they travel to Ox- man placed tenth with a time of CENTRAL MICHIGAN 22 "This team has matured and ford, Ohio, for the Miami Clas- 33.10. Tom William's time of BOWLING GREEN 16 improved immensely from last sic. 33:23 gave him a fourteenth Rams' Miller gets year, every athlete on this Cincinnati's men were able place finished. Chad Stevers team has improved their times to pull ahead of Bowling Green finished sixteenth with a time Score by Quarters: B. GREEN 0 7 0 9 - 16 by 30 seconds," Price said. "My for the win at the Mel Brodt of 33:34. C.MICHIGAN 3 14 0 5-22 injured in victory runners are more experienced Invitational. Sink has not been happy with and they trained hard during "Cincinnati ran well, we the season but he knows it is SCORING SUMMARY Before a sellout crowd of the off-season. They came into were winning for two-thirds of not over yet. The Associated Press First Quarter 59,679 at Busch Stadium, the this season better prepared." the race, but Cincinnati was "This is the third time we CM -- Blasy 21-yard field goal; CM 3-0 Tracey Losi won the meet Second Quarter Rams started the way they've able to break away from us in have finished second, it has CM -- Darnell 21-yard run. Blasy kick; The move to St. Louis contin- started all season, scoring on a with a time of 17:58. She has the last couple of miles and been disappointing, but we CM 10-0 ues to do wonders for the Rams, turnover just 55 seconds into the won the last nine meets that BG - Ayers 26-yard interception return, but one thing stays the same - game. she has participated in, dating Schorejs kick; CM 10-7 back to last year's season. CM - Schorman 29-yard pass from quarterback Chris Miller re- On their first possession, Darnell. Blasy kick; CM 17-7 mains injury prone. Kramer hit Jeff Graham for 49 Right behind Losi for the Fourth Quarter second week in a row was The Rams, just 23-57 during yards to the St. Louis 17. But BG - Schorejs 21-yard field goal; CM Kramer, who finished 27 of 38 for Kristen Gaddis. Gaddis placed 17-10 the '90s in southern California, second with a time of 18:04. CM - Blasy 34-yard field goal; CM 20- improved to 4-0 on Sunday by 317 yards and four touchdowns, fumbled on the next play and The race has been close be- 10 beating the Chicago Bears in Wright returned it 73 yards to to tween Losi and Gaddis. BG - Stover 3-yard pass from Henry, run their second home game in St. failed; CM 20-16 give the Rams a 7-0 lead. "Tracey has more speed but CM - Williams 99-yard fumble return Louis. They did it by remaining The Bears came back to lead Kristen has a lot of endurance, on BG conversion attempt; CM 22- turnover-free for the fourth but when it comes down to that 16 21-17 at halftime on TD passes by straight game, scoring on Toby last 100 yards Tracey is just Wright's 73-yard fumble return Kramer to Keith Jennings, Curtis TEAM STATISTICS Conway and Michael Timpson. able to kick it out for the win," BG CM and three TD passes from Miller Price said. First Downs 14 21 before he left in the fourth quar- However, Miller capped two With both runners near the Rushing 9 11 ter with a concussion. time-consuming drives in the tor) position at the end, could a Passing 3 9 third quarter with TD passes to Penalty 2 I The NFL's day began as a rivalry be brewing between Rushes-Yards 49-118 56-213 high-scoring one. tight ends - 1 yard to Marv Cook Losi and Gaddis? Passes Comp-Att 10-27 13-19 on fourth down and then 12 yards "I doubt it, but if there is a In addition to the Rams' win, Passing Yards 109 269 to Troy Drayton. rivalry, it is a very friendly Turnovers 0 2 the Minnesota Vikings beat Penalties-Yards 6-55 11-84 The Bears cut it to 31-28 on one," Price said. Pittsburgh 44-24, the New York BG's team score was nearly Giants got their first win by beat- Kramer's 47-yard pass to Gra- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ing New Orleans, 45-29, and Ta- ham with 12:59 remaining. And perfect. Seven of the top eight Rushing positions belonged to the Fal- BC sportHdepartment (BG) - Cates 21-89. Alexander 6-24, mpa Bay beat Washington, 14-6. Miller, who has yet to play a full season without injury in his nine- cons, BG's Tracey Losi and Kristin Gaddis head the field at the Mel Davis 6-21. Henry 6-16. (CM) - Brodt Invitational. Tolbert 24-86. Massey 14-68. Darnell But the Rams continued to year career, was hit after throw- Suzanne Isco finished fourth 11 -30. Frazier 4-12. Parmele 2-9, Kerr amaze the rest of the league ing an interception with 9:42 to with a time of 18:29. Missy win," head coach Sid Sink said. have gotten better each week 1-8. under first-year coach Rich play and sustained a concussion Lyne's time of 18:36 gave her a Tim Arndt was Bowling and have ran stronger. I'm not Passing Brooks. fifth place finish. Renee giving up on this season," Price (BG) - Henry 10-27-109-1-0. (CM) - although he said he would be Green's top racer. He finished Darnell 12-18-243-1-1, Tolben 1-1- "I felt my first game here that back next week against the Colts. Strayer placed sixth with a third with a time of 32:23. said. 26-0-0. this was a team that had the po- Rypien drove the Bears to their time of 18:43. Laura Hall fin- Brad Schascr came in fourth Next week the men's team Receiving tential to go the playoffs," Mark ished seventh with a time of with a time of 32:30. heads down to Miami with the (BG) - Cates 3-33. Rogers 2-28. Starks final score, a 25-yard field goal Rypien, who replaced Miller, by Steve McLaughlin with 2:42 18:48. Amy Breidenbach "I liked the way Arndt and women's team where they go 2-25, Stover 2-17. Alexander 1-6. placed eighth with a time of (CM) - Schorman 6-137. Simonson said. "Even in a rebuilding year, left. Then St. Louis' defense clin- Schascr ran together as a team. up against. 3-62, Allen 1-40, Massey 1-15. even in a restructuring year, ched it when Carlos Jenkins tack- Elmquist 1-12, Frazier 1-3. even in a year when they were led Conway 2 yards short of a Attendance: 22,851 shipping out and going some- first down at the Rams 45 on a where else with a new coach." fourth-and-7 pass with 1:40 to go. Pf SI S ( I I \ I > K I If I \\ I \ I N \ I S I I \ (. BEFORE TRUSTING TOUR FUTURE TO ANY COM&NY, ASK FOR SOME LETTERS OF REFERENCE. You put more than just your savings into insurance companies only, so they do not a retirement company. You put in apply to CREF.) your trust and hopes for the future, too. So And TIAA-which, backed by the company's before you choose one, ask some questions. claims-paying ability, offers a guaranteed rate How stable is the company? How solid are of return and the opportunity for dividends-is its investments? 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