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Monday, September 11, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 9 Bowling Green stuns Missouri Scott Brown quarter on the Tiger 14-yard line The BC News that seemed to turn things around for an offense that was COLUMBIA. Mo. - Once the 0-for-5 in Missouri territory in breaks started going its way, the first two quarters. there was no stopping Bowling Tight end Trevor Stover Green on Saturday. caught a one-yard score to pull The Falcons trailed, 10-0 at the Falcons to within 10-7. Then it half time, but scored 17 unans- was Eric Starks catching his first wered points in a memorable career touchdown, a two-yard second half and took a 17-10 up- strike on the next possession, to set win over Missouri before put Bowling Green up to stay. 35,154 at Faurot Field. The rest was left to the Falcon A stifling Falcon defense defense, as they forced two more forced three Tiger turnovers and turnovers to help ice the out- added a key fourth-down stand in come. the second half, allowing the "In the first three halves we've offense to break out of a first played this year, we've had so half funk and come away with many miscues," Blackney said. one of the biggest wins in school "The second half we came out history. and played football like we have "It's a big win for our pro- the past four years at Bowling gram," Blackney said after the Green." Falcons' first-ever win over a Big Missouri came out and played Eight opponent. "We don't get a just as they have the past four lot of respect [coming out of) our years as well - ugly. Coach Larry conference. Smith, a '67 Bowling Green grad- "We worked very hard this uate, gave all the credit to the week. It was almost like presea- school where he began his colle- son practice. We went back to giate football days. fundamentals like blocking and "There's nothing to be tackling, and I think it really paid ashamed of or embarrassed off. about on our end," Smith said. "But most of all, the kids really "We played our butts off ... but responded today." Bowling Green was the better Respond they did with consec- team today." utive touchdowns late in the third The centerpiece of this victory quarter that reversed a woeful was the Falcon defense. Missouri L.C. Pattenon/APpholo first half. led 10-0 after scoring on the sec- Missouri wide receiver Jay Murchison (bottom) Tumbles the ball recovered the fumble. Murchison's fumble was one of three that the away after being hit by Bowling Green's Tawan Smith (SS) and Adam Steve Ayers recovered a fum- Tigers lost in the second half of the 17-10 Bowling Green victory. See STUNS, page eleven. Lige (47) during a fourth quarter drive. Falcon Jason Woullard (49) ble with 7:15 to go in the third Arts, crafts crowd streets Making Music Lee Buse and looking around. Besides, a lot The BG News Exhibitors disappointed of this stuff is pretty expensive. Most college students probably can't afford to buy anything," Jewelry, art, photographs, with weekend festival sales said Lubinski. dolls and leather tribal masks - But this year there seemed to be "I think the heat this summer Hughson, who travels through- - these were only a few of the more than a couple of disap- has driven a lot of potential cus- out Ohio and the surrounding items for sale at the Black pointed dealers. tomers away. People just aren't states, said another reason might Swamp Arts Festival. Zeke and Marty, who refused as willing to come out in this type be that Bowling Green is a pretty The festival to give their last names, came of weather. Although, this week- conservative town, and some res- consisted of from St. Louis to display a varie- end is one of the nicer ones," idents might not find these crafts exotic arts and ty of different leather tribal Hughson said. as interesting as residents of crafts sold masks. The two said their busi- Ken Becker, who owns his own other towns do. from beneath ness has been very slow. photo graphics company, said the "I usually make more money in about 30 tents "We've been in this business reason for the lack of sales is places that aren't as conserva- lined up for 25 years, and business is most people come to the festival tive, like Philadelphia, and cities throughout rarely this bad," said Marty. "We to just look around but not to buy on the East Coast," said Hughson. downtown BLACK should have just stayed home." anything. "On a steady basis, you almost Bowling Green. SWAMP Yvonne Hughson, who owned a John Lubinski, a University have to do the fairs. Galleries are To most people MnsnsmM. booth called "Dolls By Yvonne," junior, said he didn't plan to buy there, but it is very difficult to be it would seem said business at these types of anything either. selling in galleries on a steady like a great business opportunity. festivals has been slow all year. "I just like coming down here basis. A lot of artists do both. ■• Trasier9 success opens Emmys NBC edges competition with nominations for primetime awards

John Horn nominations and preliminary network totals included HBO's be seen in more than 80 foreign The Associated Press trophies given in weekend cere- seven awards and PBS' four. countries by a estimated over- monies. Acting trophies given Saturday seas audience of more than 500 PASADENA, Calif. - NBC's hit "ER," NBC's hot hospital for guest appearances on comedy million, the academy said. comedy "Frasier" won three of drama dominating the Emmys and drama series went to Paul This year's broadcast repre- the first four honors presented at with 23 bids, received five stat- Sunday's 47th Annual Primetime ues in the non-televised creative Emmy Awards. arts awards Saturday. "Does this mean that I'll never have to work David Hyde Pierce, who plays NBC had a total of 96 Emmy again or that I'll never work again?" the show's wobbly psychiatrist, nominations, followed by CBS won best supporting actor in a with 91 and cable's Home Box David Hyde Pierce comedy series. The show also Office with 50. ABC had 39 bids, actor won for comedy series directing while Fox Broadcasting Co. had and best writing in a comedy se- 19. ries. Emmys in 27 major categories "Does this mean that I'll never were being presented Sunday Winfield for CBS' "Picket Fen- sents the beginning of the cere- have to work again or that I'll night at the Pasadena Civic Audi- ces," Shirley Knight for ABC's mony's annual rotation among never work again?" quipped torium In a ceremony telecast "NYPD Blue" and Carl Reiner ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox. Pierce. live by Fox Broadcasting Co. and Cyndi Lauper for separate Christine Baranski, the sar- Comedy stars Jason Alexander episodes of NBC's "Mad About ABC had an exclusive four- Jon Rn.b*cK/TKe BC Newi donic divorcee on "Cybill," led of "Seinfeld" and Cybill Shep- You." year U.S. broadcast deal for the off the evening with the Emmy herd of "Cybill" were ceremony Emmy winners were chosen by ceremony, but the network Julie Buzzolli plays the harp Sunday at the Black Swamp Arts for outstanding supporting ac- co-hosts. Academy of Television Arts & agreed to relinquish its hold Festival. Several musicians performed solo throughout the tress in a comedy series. NBC won 16 awards in Satur- Sciences members through peer- early after its competitors regis- weekend for festival-goers. NBC headed into the awards day's preliminary ceremony, fol- review panels. tered their annoyance with a with an edge as the leader in lowed by CBS with 14. Other Sunday's show was expected to 1993 Emmy boycott.

' Opinion The BG News page two Monday, September 11, 1995 The BG News Cruelty exists as an art Editor's Note: We don't know if to an art museum. A trip to the not a day went by without them to listen to New Kids on the Dan's article is on the arts or on museum did not teach me that someone painting a beheading, a Block is. Ten years in jail is not "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" killing people, but we do know various cultures in various times burning at the stake, a hanging or unusual; ten years in a Port-a- that he bought a nuclear warhead expressed themselves through an extremely severe "wedgie". Potty is. You see, cruel and unu- with his student loan money, so their artwork, but that various I remember one painting in sual punishment has gotten a bad Leah Barn urn Jim Vtckers we just smile, nod and do cultures in various times were particular about Saint Sc-and-So; rap in the past few decades, but I editor-in-chief managing editor whatever he says. We suggest you really messed up. he was tied to a tree, and he had think that if we try hard enough, do the same. about, oh, 100 arrows sticking out we can actually make it fun, like Although I spent a fair amount of him. When I first saw this, I in the old days. Dawn Keller I •try Hannan of time in court this weekend did not think, "My, what a strug- news editor assistant managing editoi (explaining to a judge that, due to an S. gle Christians must have gone In- the old days, punishment the theory of relativity, I was through in their quest to find God was a public event held on week- only doing 25 miles per hour, and in such a savage time." Noooooo, ends so everybody could attend. Aaron Gray Robin Coe it was the rest of the world spin- (laffney what I thought was, "What kind Unfortunately, tractor pulls and ning by at 100 miles per hour), I monster truck races started city editor of bastard would stand around editorial editor was able to break away for a Let's take pornography, for ex- and paint such a picture without drawing the crowds away, so we while to go to the Black Swamp ample. In today's society, a photo helping the poor guy?" ended up just sticking people in Arts Festival. In particular, I of a naked man and/or woman is The thing is, though, that this jail, promising that once the trac- wanted to see Parallax View, not usually seen as either a.) a dis- sort of stuff happened all the tor pulls were over, we'd drag only because they are an excel- gusting, demeaning symbol of time, and nobody really had a them out and chop off a limb or Fans should be lent band, but because every the destructive decline our soci- problem with it. Today, however, two. other person there was given a ety is in, or b.) the cover of you would not be allowed to shoot My point is, people in countries free pitcher of tequila. National Geographic. About 400 even one arrow into somebody - that have cruel and unusual pun- Ha! I'm just joking, of course - years ago, however, naked was and do you know why? Because ishment seem to have a lot less more supportive everybody got a free pitcher of IN! As a kid, I remember seeing we are turning into a nation of crime - of course, these people tequila! But that is not my point. hundreds of paintings of groups wimps. "All right," you say, also eat cats and dogs and change My point is that I wanted to go of naked men and women - most "what's your solution?" Well, if their underwear every other Being 0-2 isn't that bad, some had said before Bowl-j downtown and appreciate some the size of a Volvo station wagon you really want it, here it is: week, but I don't think we should ing Green's weekend road trip to Missouri. art, no matter how many beers I - standing around what appears BRING BACK CRUEL AND hold that against them. We, Many fans had already mentally carved out a Falcon' had to drink until it all made to be a backyard barbeque. The UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT. however, don't have cruel and trip to the Las Vegas Bowl assuming an 0-2 start to the sense. only thing that these paintings Now, before you throw up on unusual punishment, and there- season. You see, some people are able taught me was that barbeques the paper and send me a dead fore it's hard to discourage rob- to look at art stuff and imme- aren't as fun today as they were a animal via UPS, hear me out. Too bery, assaults, karaoke and line After the first half of the Missouri game, it looked as if diately see the intrinsic artistic few hundred years ago. It's many people think that a killer dancing. My suggestion? Write to the skeptics would be correct. quality, whereas I still have either that, or they used to drink shouldn't be put to death, be- Congress. Or you could just bar- But the second half brought back the bowl-bound Fal- major problems with a paint-by- heavily beforehand. My point is, cause they think that's cruel and beque naked. cons of previous seasons, pulling out a 17-10 victory. numbers kit. Some people may though, that this art is useless, unusual. They are wrong. Forc- Now with a win over a Big Eight conference team -- say that I was not exposed to unless you really have a craving ing the killer to be Richard Sim- Dan Gaffney is actually a c that's Big Eight like the conference where defending enough art as a child, but I think to see 800-pound men and women mons' proctologist — now handsome and well-trained national champion Nebraska plays in and Big Eight like; it was exactly the opposite: too in their birthday suits. THAT'S cruel and unusual pun- Golden Retriever named "Bus- which has four top 25 teams in the nation. much art. Another example is graphic ishment! ter." Buster is the local chapter As a child, it seemed like hard- violence. The media today is What we really need to do is president for the National Rifle So you would think that the Falcons would rumble out ly a week went by without our en- afraid to show pictures when re- revise our definition of cruel and Association, and he would great- tire Star Wars-loving, Pixie stick- porting on an extremely grue- unusual. Putting someone in the ly appreciate it if you rubbed his of the lockeroom Saturday to a roar from the crowd. eating, hyperactive school went some death, but 300 years ago. gas chamber is not cruel; forcing belly. Right? Maybe, a slight yawn will pass over the BG faithful. It is a well-known fact that attendance at home football games hasn't been as good as it could be in recent years. J^Mdtoo Despite Bowling Green's recent winning seasons, LWHtiMW B6UUU6 6«£iU IS |0 YGS, we MflU£ SfUPttlTi FROM ALL many seats remain empty at home games. There are TH{ MIPP[€ OF UMflT BVflU. 2I6HTS OUEti T« GLbBt BEHI6MI6 ptuefcny many theories that have been rehashed over the past few SHOULD KAU6 STAVED *W£ 6tMTJ)JCX A*!D SRCi AND RjjBg ID CAMRjSL SWAflP. IT hMM) WtRMWOML years about why students aren't showing up to games. SKI uwft m $j fitou? /""""' ' UK Wi UAcKP Some argue that students are apathetic and have no CMfftt&L To \V. /* «&su ffi«60T TO toe*. pride in the University. Others theorize that students are \ervHxi. V*ot'rJA2v'Bo8 too accustomed to having a winning team and find games K>MH boring in which the Falcons thoroughly thump other Mid-American Conference teams. :W Maybe it's Saturday morning cartoons, or sleeping off a hard Friday night, or just lack of interest that keeps students from making the trek across campus to the sta- dium. Whatever the theory, the reality is this - Bowling oar 'UTA Wmf Green has a team that is a MAC favorite for the Las > [vcniiRiyj Vegas Bowl, and a head coach that has taken them there before. So students who have Saturday afternoon free should take a walk over to Doyt L. Perry Stadium and cheer on Graffiti covers sidewalks the Falcons as they take on their first MAC team of the year. While wandering around the hash it here. and university such as Bowling there's no way to be sure. Is the Besides, students pay for football tickets as part of University this past week - using But regardless of the reasons Green, this person or group of chalk bandit trying to say "Rock their general fee whether they're in the stadium on Sat- the ever-so-helpful parking map, most of us have to ignore these persons could not find a more and roll is dead" or is it some- an anomaly caught my eye. slogans, we are justified in doing suitable outlet for their ideas thing closer to "Beware, the end urday afternoon or not. On the sidewalk between the so because of one important fact: than temporarily - until the next is near?" Business Administration Build- the "chalk bandit" has given us good rain, or an encounter with a Such incompleteness of So in this world of dollar stores and bargain shops why ing and Eppler South, someone absolutely no reason to stop and hose - defacing University build- thought is dangerous. Danger- would you pay for something and not receive it? What scrawled a series of interesting read his or her words. For all we ings and sidewalks. ous, not because the remaining are those 15,000 students who don't show up for BG and somewhat original ideas and know, he, she or they could be in- It seems to me that this person pieces of chalk can be hurled at games thinking when they let the University take $35 out slogans with chalk. Among these sane, or on drugs, or 12 years old could be much more influential, passing pedestrians, but because of their pocket but haggle over hamburger prices at the were "Those who speak of revo- -- hopefully not all three. and reach a much wider audi- it leaves open a great possibility Union. lution in terms of music have Whatever the case, we have little ence.if they simply concentrated of being misunderstood. I would corpses in their mouths" and or no inclination to stop and eval- their efforts into a different me- tend to think that the chalk ban- "Cash on Delivery" - printed uate the ideas of an anonymous dium. At the very least, they dit has, over the years, been very Copyright © 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any matieral in next to an outline of a body. A entity. would experience much better misunderstood. Why would he or this publication without the permission of the BG News is strictly pro- somewhat vulgar message was working conditions. she want to perpetuate this cy- hibited. printed on an adjacent wall. The Compare attempting to write cle? vandals even managed to scrawl - Being misunderstood seems to The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and legibly with sidewalk chalk at 3 "Begin to enjoy what you don't am. while looking constantly be an epidemic in our sound byte, is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in the understand" on the steps of over your shoulder with sitting in fast food, give-it-to-me-now summer. Hayes Hall. front of a computer screen with a global village. The prevailing at- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student Strange, indeed. But what I Mike glass of your favorite beverage titude of "just give me a general body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in thought was even more unusual at your side. The difference idea of what's going on so I can columns, cartoons and etters are not necessarily those of The BG News. was the fact that, while I and a ^rendling should be obvious. form a weak opinion" has seeped Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, typed few others stopped to read the On one hand, I am not in favor into all levels of society, in- and include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, various slogans, most people of having the University conduct fluencing countless governmen- if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. simply walked on by. I am a first- unscheduled searches for side- tal decisions and bringing suc- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors year student, I hear that's the po- Now, often when we do stop to walk chalk, forcing the posses- cess to at least one portly talk in stories or photograph descriptions. litically correct term for evaluate others opinions and sors of such an item to join the radio host. "freshman," so perhaps there's a ideas, they do not merit our scru- student government. On the Doesn't at least part of college story behind the "chalk bandit" tiny. Why should we listen to other hand, I would like to see the involve being exposed to new The BG News Staff that I don't know. Newt Gingrich, or Bill Clinton, or thoughts of the sidewalk scrib- ideas, and being able to construc- Perhaps this is a frequent Bob down the hall in 113? Yes, blers in a more complete fashion. tively debate on such topics? photography editor Kelly Rigo occurrence on campus, or per- sometimes our criteria is flawed, Sure, "People who speak of revo- Scrawling a few choice words on co-sports editor Scott Brown haps the chalk bandit is a well-k- but with no information regard- lution in terms of music have concrete not only eliminates any co-sports editor Patrick Murphy nown, mentally unstable individ- ing the source of the ideas, even corpses in their mouths" is a nice debate, but also prevents the assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi ual. Maybe people have been the most flawed criteria is inl- catch phrase, but it hardly repre- scribbler from accurately repre- assistant city editor Joe Boyle trained to just walk on by when senting his or her own ideology. graphics editor Rochelle Slosser exposed to radical or otherwise So, with this in mind, I would different thoughts. Or maybe we Is the chalk bandit trying to say "Rock and like to extend an invitation to Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski anyone who agrees, disagrees, Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple have progressed to a point where roll is dead" or is it something closer to didn't read or could care less copy chief Kristin Stadum being "different" is normal, and "Beware, the end is near"? therefore boring. about this article. Give me a ring, speical projects editor Amy Johnson my number is in the ever-so- assistant special projects editor Jim Barker The trend in recent years towards "alternative" culture, helpful "Temporary Telephone 204 West Hall with an emphasis on being Directory." I would especially Bowling Green State University different for difference's sake, possible to apply. sents a total ideology, or even a like to hear from the chalk ban- would seem to bear this out. But something disturbs me total idea. dit. After all, you not only pro- Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 However, this boring debate has more than an anonymous cynic What can one possibly glean vided the inspiration for this col- [email protected] been raging on for quite some and the people who are ignoring from this? The chalk bandit umn, but also made me 10 time, and I have no desire to re- him. It is the fact that, in a city seems to be making a point, but minutes late for English class. The BG News Campus Monday, Sepiember 11, 1995 page three

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Books being re- cycled The University recycling program, which has long collected cans and papers, has now added books to its COLO WARM STATIONARY recycling list. O '995 AccuWtn|h«r. lie The recycling program HL El 013 QHSOOdQ now accepts hard and soft HIGH tOW SHOWfRS RAIN T STQRUS flURWtS SNOW ICE SUNNY PT CLOUDY ClOUOY cover books as well as text- * Axtoaimi Prtu books, law books, paper- backs, spiral, wire and glue bound books. Magazines, newsprint and loose office paper should not be mixed in with the books (these items can be recycled sepa- rately). This addition is expected to be helpful to the Univer- sity's library facilities, as well as help professors who are in need of disposing of old books. Last year the University Hurricane destruction was posted for Bermuda. Tsal Feng-chun, left, a 29-year-old surgeon and amateur diver, kisses his bride, Lu Hui-chcn, 28, after recycling program collect- The Daily Observer newspaper they were married in Taiwan's first underwater wedding located off Taiwan's Orchid Island. ed 698 tons of materials. It continues on Antigua reported Saturday hopes to increase that SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico that the coral reef that makes up amount this year. In its rampage through the Car- Barbuda was cut into six pieces. Firefighters from Holland ar- A U.S. Navy C-130 Hercules Call 372-8909 for pick-up ranged two commercial flights ibbean, Hurricane Luis tore apart This could not immediately be rived Saturday and searched for cargo plane flew tons of relief that flew out 400 Americans on or to find out the location of more than houses, yachts and confirmed. bodies in the flattened shanty- supplies to St. Maarten and car- the nearest drop-off. Saturday. He estimated there lives. It ripped an island in two. The storm wrecked 95 percent towns of galvanized iron and ried out 53 Americans when it re- may have been 1,000 Americans As the center of Luis passed of the buildings on the island, and plywood where poor Haitians and turned to Roosevelt Roads Naval stranded there by the hurricane. Exchange Pro- over Barbuda on Tuesday, it battered its infant tourist in- Dominicans lived. Station in Puerto Rico. In addition to crushed build- churned up 10-foot waves that dustry. All the hotels on Barbuda, The Netherlands administers Lt. Cmdr. Ed Barker, a ings and ruined crops, Luis also gram coming breached a narrow inlet and se- 280 miles east of Puerto Rico, the better-developed side of the Roosevelt Roads spokesman, said could badly hurt the region's cru- Students who want to get vered a small northeast sliver of were severely damaged. island, called St. Maarten. The the American Consulate had ar- cial tourist industries. away from Bowling Green the island, part of the nation of The town of Codrington, where other side, St. Martin, is French for a while but can't leave Antigua and Barbuda. all of Barbuda's 1,500 residents territory. school would be well ad- While Barbuda's plight was live, was flooded, and sea water Dutch authorities closed the WELCOME BACK vised to attend the National perhaps most dramatic, the contaminated the water supply, border Friday and imposed a Student Kxchnnge Program islands around it also were poun- the newspaper reported. dusk-to-dawn curfew to prevent HOMECOMING CREW '95 meeting this TYiday, Sept. ded by one of the most powerful The island was trying to de- looting. American Airlines began 15, at 12:00 p.m. in room storms of the century. The offi- velop a tourist industry, especial- flying residents only to the island Attention Subcommittee Directors: 1010 of the Business Admin- cial death toll stood at 16 on Sat- ly for snorkellers and skin-divers on commercial flights Saturday. istration Building. urday, and could rise. attracted to the 60 shipwrecks on Officials also turned back char- It's time to get the ball rolling for the best Homecoming Through the NSE pro- On St. Martin, the hardest-hit the reef. tered helicopters with reporters Celebration ever! gram, students are able to island, medical student William On Antigua, 65 percent of the on board, making it impossible to attend one of over 120 col- Jakobleff described how a 40-foot buildings were destroyed. The confirm the hurricane's toll. Au- leges across the United wave exploded through a wall of U.S. Navy and British Royal Ma- thorities told some American re- In order to make it a success, you need to contact the States. Students are able to windows into the third-floor res- rines provided generators and porters they were tired of the UAO office at 372-2343. Please remember to leave take classes and the credit taurant of the Great Bay Beach thousands of gallons of water to negative publicity. your full name and current phone number so we can transfers back to the Uni- Hotel, where 200 guests had tak- get the hospital functioning and Dutch officials conceded Sat- get in touch with you to begin meeting again. versity. en refuge. reopen the damaged airport. urday that many more people For more information "It sounded like the end of the "Lifestyles of the Rich and may have died than indicated by For those not already involved with the about the meeting, or the world," said Jakobleff, of Yon- Famous" host Robin Leach, who the conflicting official death program itself, contact Sue kers, N.Y. "People were scream- has a home in Antigua, coordinat- tolls. Homecoming committee- IT'S NOT TOO LATF! Young, in the Co-Op Office, ing and praying. We were just ed an aid shipment carrying "The figure could rise," said First meeting for members will be... 372-2451. petrified for our lives." 66,000 pounds of relief supplies Jan Meijer, a Dutch government Luis was not expected to hit the from AmeriCares, based in New spokesman in The Hague, On-campus mail- U.S. mainland, but the National Canaan, Conn. Netherlands. TUESDAY, SEPT. 19th boxes for under- Weather Service warned of St. Martin, only days ago a pris- "We know that a very large 8:30 p.m. heavy surf and coastal flooding tine vacation spot for wealthy percentage of the houses are se- UAO Office (3rd floor University Union) graduates from Florida to southern New tourists, was a jumble of ripped- verely damaged," he said. "We Undergraduate students England. On Fire Island, east of apart yachts, houseboats and are not sure what we will find living off campus are as- New York City, waves gouged out shantytowns. under the mess." \\ J.IUUX MA, »5 YEARS IN BG! signed a mailbox located in huge stretches of beach, toppling Telephone and power poles 208 Mosely. These offices a three-story house into the surf. toppled by 130-mph winds and are maintained by the Of- The storm accelerated Satur- nine-foot surf were still down. fice of Registration and Re- day, and at 11 p.m. EDT was 245 Hundreds of yachts and house- cords. Students with ques- miles northwest of Bermuda, boats were tossed across piers tions can contact the office moving northeast at 25 mph with and beaches. Jetties and airports at 372-7690. maximum sustained winds of 100 were trashed, roads washed away mph. A tropical storm warning and trees uprooted.

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Silent auction Sparks Flyin' Students linked to raise funds with professors for expansion through e-mail Amanda Pasklel Marc Simon, assistant profes- The BG News sor of political science, said that Gallery to house mementos in the future he would like a bul- Along with their syllabi and of- letin board service to be availa- from Gish actress' lifetime fice hours, many professors han- ble. Students can post their ques- ded out their e-mail addresses at tions and voice their thoughts Genell Pavelich will include books, photographs the beginning of this semester. about classes. They can also get The BG News and the gown worn by Gish when Many students who registered help through other students as she received an Academy Award for their BGNet accounts at the well as through their professors. On October 13, a silent auction for lifetime achievement. University are better able to taking place at the University Wolfe, who came up with the communicate with their profes- "I would like to be able to have will include such mementos as a idea of the theater and gallery sors out of the classroom through out-of-class discussions [through poster from Forrest Gump auto- dedicated to the Gish sisters, said e-mail. e-mail]," Simon said. "That way graphed by Tom Hanks and Sally Lillian Gish made her acting de- With e-mail, students in large students could think about the Field, a personalized coffee mug but in Wood County. classes are able to more readings and possibly want to from Bob Hope and a lock of hair The auction, which will take thoroughly introduce them- read further into a subject." from Lily Tomlin. place in the Eva Marie Saint selves, ask questions and convey Freshman Sandy Szteiter said The auction is raising money theater, was Sloan-Latta's idea to their opinion on the day's lecture. the e-mail option comes in hand for the expansion of the Dorothy recognize everything Wolfe has "I think being able to e-mail my for her. and Lillian Gish Film Theater done for the University. professors will really help me," "I'm kind of shy about speak- and Gallery, which was dedicat- "Ralph Wolfe has made such a freshman Molli Manworren said. ing up in class," Szteiter said. "I ed on June 11,1976. tremendous difference to this "I have a huge biology class and feel more comfortable e-mailing The theater, which is located in campus," she said. "It was his it will give me a chance to ask my professors because the rest llanna Hall, has many momentos idea to have the Gish Film him a question I didn't get a of the class isn't there to make from the lives of the sisters, said Theater and Gallery here, so chance or forgot to ask in class." me feel stupid." Ralph Wolfe, curator of the without him it never would have theater and gallery. happened." "The gallery houses memora- Other items to be auctioned in- bilia from the legendary film ac- clude autographed photographs of Douglas Fairbanks Jr., BGSU presents tresses' careers and artifacts as- sociated with them," he said. comedy videos from Lily Tomlin, Director for Planned Giving an autographed book by Roddy Marica Sloan-Latta said the auc- McDowell, and an autographed Austrian series biography signed by Lillian Gish tion is part of a tribute to Wolfe, Hidekl Kotuyuhl/The BG New, who retired from teaching this before she died. John Wenzel 1995 marks the anniversary of past year. "This is a varied and unusual Grad student Bill Millmlre prepares for his exhibit at the Black The BG News several major events, including "In lieu of a retirement gift, we collection of items from people Swamp Arts Festival on Friday afternoon. the end of World War II and the decided to try to raise funds to who knew and respected the Gish The Department of German, beginning of the democratic sec- contribute to the expansion of the sisters," she said. Russian and East Asian Lan- ond republic. gallery," she said. guages will sponsor a series to "Faces of Austria" is "a critical Wolfe said it is necessary to The Gish Film Theater and educate the University commu- celebration of the first 50 years expand the gallery due to the ac- Gallery, which can seat 168 peo- DON'T CAUSE THE END OF A FRIENDSHIP nity about Austrian culture. of the second republic," said quisition of memorabilia Lillian ple, shows free movies on The department is presenting Christina Guenther, an organizer Gish left to the University when different nights including inter- .DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE "Faces of Austria- The Second of the series. she died in 1993. national films on Mondays and Republic at Fifty," to comme- The series runs from Sept. 5 to Sloan-Latta said the gallery classics on Thursdays. morate several anniversaries. Nov. 9

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The Black Swamp Arts Festival gives all ages the opportunity to observe, participate, and enjoy the day. Kelly Rlgo/The BG Newt The BG News page six Monday, September 11, 1995

Music acts vary** at festival Folk musician Amy Johnson titude toward our music makes The BC News us enjoy our music even more." sings his way The Kind played on the second stage Saturday evening along Jazz, rhythm and blues, pop, with other local bands such as country and reggae are just a few Paste. to success of the types of musical sounds "This is the first time our band Dawn Keller and best director. that surrounded the downtown has played at the festival," said The BC News The play kept him busy for area this past weekend. Iain Ellis, lead singer of Paste. four years before he had the Music acts "Second stage was rocking. The chance to pursue his career - for the young performance was in the open At 48, Michael Smith did what s starting with a one-man show in and old began with friends of the city surround- most musicians only dream of. Chicago. Friday evening ing the stage which creates a He made it big - "An overnight Smith wrote for other musi- and lasted until great feeling." success," according to The New cians, but was excited to have the Sunday even- Bands, ensembles, fiddlers, York Times. chance to sing his own songs. ing. A variety guitarists and other music-ins However, "I get to do songs exactly the of local and performed individual acts Smith said de- way I saw them," he said in an nationally rec- throughout the festival. scriptions like interview at the Folk and Blue- ognized per- The Youth Art Area contained Kelly RiBomieBGNcv.! ' 'ove might grass Festival. "I'm very much formers visited performers such as Gemini, a The duo Gemini entertain a crowd at the Black Swamp Arts Festival sensation" like an architect. I'm giving you a the 1995 Black musical duet of twin brothers. on Saturday afternoon by singing and storytelling. don't mean very precise drawing of how this Swamp Arts Festival, many for Gemini performed "A Musical anything. rune goes ... I think of my singing the first time and others making Celebration for Children and the guitarist from Toledo, played Dearth has performed at "It's kind of and playing as an attempt to return visits. Whole Family" Saturday after- Saturday evening in the Beer BW-3's and Grounds for Thought funny ... I get show how the song goes." The Kind, a local band, has noon. The performance encour- Garden. Dearth said performing and expects to be back next year. up every day, Smith His most-recorded songs: "The played at the festival for the past aged children and adults to join at the festival was great because Saturday evening perform- and hope my Dutchman," "Spoon River," "El- three years, said Jose Luna, in the songs. of the attention the audience dis- ances ended with Chubby Carrier body works, vis Imitator" and "The Last Days congo player for The Kind. Other youth performances in- played during his performance. and the Bayou Swamp Band. Car- and hope I get to write a song," of Pompeii" have caused many to "We love playing at the festival cluded the Tree House Troupe, "The crowd was built in," rier's style is exotic Louisiana he added. call Smith the best songwriter in because of the college atmos- Tom Gorman and varieties of Dearth said. "There were enough zydeco, a fast and funky dance Smith sings all of his own songs the English Language, according phere," Luna said. "It's a plus other performers. people here to dig my music and music provided by accordians, because "it's easier to remember to Urban Campfires Magazine. that the city has a college campus Michael Robert Dearth, an that's what I loved most about percussion and vocals. my own lyrics." Smith said The Beatles are the because the students' love and at- acoustic blues-folk vocalist and performing here tonight." Members of the audience at- The singer said the only reason only band that has influenced tended the late night perform- he performs is because he loves him. ance for different reasons. folk music and listened to it even "You may not be able to tell "I needed to get out of my as a young child. from all of my songs, but they place for awhile and I heard "I've been playing and singing are the only band I listen to," he zydeco was a lot of fun," said Ju- for 35 years," Smith said. "It's said. lia Reimer, a Theatre 141 in- fun for me. His favorite song is always his XII structor. "I think the festival is "I wanted to do it more than newest release, ("Whatever it an interesting community type of anything else in the world," he May Be") but he said there isn't XI Race viewing." added. "If you really want to one that has more meaning than mjm any other. ftcUwU^f Th/foife^ tytf™ [make it], you'll find a way." X Against Time "I read about him [Chubby Only a few years ago, Smith "It's kind of asking someone Carrier] and wanted to hear for held a job not related to music. which child is their favorite -- you just can't pick one," he Call between 5 & 7 p.m. to myself," said Jimmy Flot- Then he wrote music for a stage NOW OPEN LATE! temesch, a junior finance major. adaptation of John Steinbeck's said. get your 14" Large Pizza with 1 However, Smith does laugh at ' Extended Hours this week IX topping and your price will be "They sound great. I'm really "The Grapes of Wrath," which won Tony awards for best play his songs during his concerts. 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with diverse arts Carolyn Ruegg and the fact that it was the fes- The large crowds weren't the The BG News tival's third year," he said. only ones who enjoyed the fes- Jim Barker The most popular music event tival. Those who helped put on The BG News of the weekend was Friday night the festival had fun as well. The hard work put out by the when singer Chubby Carrier took Kelly Fletcher, a volunteer for volunteers for the third annual the stage. the Youth Art committee, was This year's Black Swamp Arts Black Swamp Festival paid off Festival offered a diverse array glad she got involved with the this year. "Everyone at the festival organization. of artistic creations, making a With an estimated crowd of seemed to enjoy listening to trip to the festival a worthwhile "It was a good experience for 20,000 people, him," he said. me," she said. "I enjoyed it a lot." one for those with a soft spot for "this year's Overall, Wicks said that the crafts and Fletcher volunteered for five festival has festival ran smoothly with only handmade hours at the festival in her first been the best minor adjustment to be made in year with the organization. goods. yet," said Kelly the future. Patrons of Wicks, a vol- Lynn Goza, another volunteer the festival unteer for the Wicks also said the organiza- for'Youth Art, said this year's were treated to performing tion is always looking for new festival was very successful be- both juried and arts commit- BLACK music submissions from any type cause of the dedication of the non-juried tee. SWAMP of group and hopes that there will volunteers. selections in- AOTS FESTIVAL Wicks said be more next year. However, "Myself and this committee cluding paint- the music this Wicks said that is just detail ings, pottery, put together the stands for the year was good for several work which can always be im- Youth Art displays," she said. blown glass reasons. proved. "We had wonderful success and jewelry. Juried art submis- "It was a combination of the "It ran like clockwork all thanks to the people who helped sions underwent evaluation from diversity of acts, more promotion weekend long," Wicks said. us." a panel of expert judges, and the winners given prize ribbons. Some artists were impressive enough to merit purchase awards from the festival jury. A purchase award usually means an artist is guaranteed an advanced sale from festival or- ganizers. This ensures winning artists of a profit as well as a chance to show off the purchase award distinction. Non-juried artists submitted fees in order to reserve booths in which to display their wares. Amongst the non-juried crafts was a booth run by the Universi- ty's glass blowing department, a Kelly Rlgo/Thc BC News student-run display which fun- Paul Beel paints at his exhibit Saturday afternoon at the Black Swamp nels its sales money back into the Arts Festival. glass blowing program. low as we can, to maintain the Paul Boesch, a biolo- equipment and maybe even bring gy/pre-med major minoring in in other glass workers to do art, worked at the glass blowers' demos." booth Saturday. Boesch also said the booth was • 3-D • COMPUTER FRACTALS • OpArt • MOVIE POSTERS • FINE ART • ROCK POSTERS- MODERN & ABSTRACT • MATISSE • HUMOR • TRAVEL • "All the glass students donated enjoying a successful year. all this stuff, and then all the "We've been here quite a while, money raised will go back to the probably close to 15 years. We're ! BACK TO SCHOOL POSTER SALE I department," Boesch said. "It's to keep the materials fee down as See ARTISTS, page eight. Most Images Only $6, $7 and $8

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World War I, so he doesn't re- recognize those long-forgotten Rhodes has proposed a $120,000 scholarship program for stu- member much about that time. street names. dents pursuing careers in science and mathematics at colleges But he does recall the day The Public Works Department and universities in Ohio. when his teachers led the pupils has recommended that signs list- "We should begin with the identification of the top 600 high outside the grade school and lit a ing the former German names of school students this next budget biennium and go after them as bonfire. 12 streets be installed under the vigorously as we recruit the most talented athletes," Rhodes "They marched us all out In the signs bearing the street's current said. yard and bumed German news- names. Rhodes said he had discussed the plan with The Ohio State papers and books, and everybody City Council is to vote on the University officials. shouted," said Reifsteck, now 85. plan Wednesday, during the "I think this could kick off by the first of the year," Rhodes Germans were among the ear- weeklong Oktoberfest. said. liest settlers of Cincinnati, "This really puts all of the anti- Each undergraduate scholarship would be worth $30,000 an- founded in 1788. Today, nearly German feelings from, the war nually - $15,000 a year while the student is in school with an- half of the area's population is of period to rest," said Don Hein- other $15,000 annually put in a trust for those who stay in Ohio German descent, and the city has rich Tolzmann, president of the after graduation. one of the largest Oktoberfest German-American Citizens celebrations outside Munich. League of Greater Cincinnati, But the city's German heritage which is celebrating its 100th an- ARTISTS became a sore point when the niversary. United States entered WWI. "It really took a long time for Continued from page seven. about 10 years now, and dolls [for Burning German books was just these anti-German feelings to sale] for about four years now," one way that American cities subside," said Tolzmann, whose doing pretty good today, very Hughson said. "I went to the tried to downplay their Teutonic group represents 14 local Ger- well," he said. Columbus College of Art and De- past. man-American societies with a Across the Main Street inter- sign for illustration, and we had a Many businesses and individu- total of 10,000 members. section, juried artists were doing three-dimensional illustration als dropped their German names equally well. Yvonne Hughson of class where we had to make dolls. in favor of American-sounding "It's only since the 1970s that And that's what kind of peaked there has been a revival of public Columbus said this was the first ones. And in 1918, Cincinnati's year she had submitted work to my interest." interest and pride in things Ger- City Council passed an ordinance the festival. College art experience was man." that renamed German-sounding Hughson's booth, Dolls by prevalent among this year's fes- street names. If the plan is approved, it will Yvonne, was a menagerie of in- tival entrants. Deborah Murney- Bremen Street, named after take up to two months to make all AP Photo tricately constructed hand-made Melroy of Black Cat Clay Works the port from which many Ger- the signs and post them on the Ren Meyer, chairman of the Cincinnati Public Works Department's dolls, varying in style from fair- in Sycamore, Ohio, said her busi- mans had sailed for America, be- streets. committee of names, holds an example of what new German street ies and witches to Santa Claus ness started off as a cheaper signs would look like outside City Hall on Thursday. and clowns. alternative to one of her previous Hughson said she has been hobbies. making dolls ever since she was a "I went to Northern Illinois little girl. University, started out as an art "I've been making dolls for education major," she said. great scores... Accepted at

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Steve Wilsteln and raise this final to the level of The Associated Press the hype that preceded it. "I thought I'd sneak my way NEW YORK - Knuckles bleed- into the fifth," Agassi said, "and ing, aces knifing through the roll the dice a little bit. But it whipping wind, Pete Sampras didn't happen." outlasted Andre Agassi to cap- This match, for all of their fine ture a third U.S. Open title Sun- rallies and all of Sampras' aces, day and gain the No. 1 ranking in never quite lived up to its poten- the esteem of his greatest rival, tial. if not the rankings themselves. The swirling wind on a cool Sampras spilled blood diving afternoon made it harder for for a volley, rocked Agassi with Agassi, who counts on the timing 24 aces, and when they engaged of his groundstrokes. For Sam- in the most crucial baseline ral- pras, his serves cut right through lies beat the defending champion the wind, and his volleys reduced at his own game to win 6-4, 6-3, the chances of the wind tossing 4-6, 7-5, two months after taking his shots around. his third straight Wimbledon. Sampras bunched his aces, Right down to the end, when dealing out three in one game in Sampras served his 142nd ace of the second set, four in the sixth the tournament at 120 mph, he game of the fourth set. He had put on brilliant show of his aces on three of his last five power, control and resilience serves. under pressure that he dedicated Agassi blamed his own weari- to his absent and ailing coach, ness as much as the wind for the Tim Gullikson. loss, though he gave Sampras full "That's for you, Timmy," Sam- credit. pras said to the television "It's been a long summer," camera, knowing Gullikson was Agassi said. "I had a couple of watching back home in suburban days off after Boris, which AP phoIo/L. G. Pallcrson Chicago. "Wish you were here." helped me. In the first set, I felt Missouri running back Brock Olivo pushes past teammate Jay Mur chinson who blocks Bowling Green's Tony Everhart. One point, a magnificent rally my legs.... It was way too early in of 22 shots that sent them both the match to feel that way. I was Scott Brown 24-of-38 for 170 yards, two etch in coach Gary Blackney's BOWLING GREEN 17 scurrying from side to side, lacking a little strength. I guess The BC News touchdowns and three inter- tenure here - into one of the made all the difference in the you could say I didn't have pep in MISSOURI 10 cept ions. great victories in school histo- first set and, ultimately, the my step. Score by Quarters: COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Ryan "It was a huge win," Henry ry. match. "It was tough conditions today. B. GREEN 0 0 14 3 - 17 Henry stayed cool. siid. "It's an even bigger win It's been quite a turnaround. A backhand crosscourt by It didn't lend itself to great ten- MISSOURI 3 7 0 0 - 10 In the first 90 minutes of the when you put it in perspective "I think the difference was Sampras ended that rally, broke nis. You couldn't do enough with SCORING SUMMARY season, Henry's offense com- that we came off a bad per- practice this week," said line- the ball. I didn't come near his First Quarter Agassi and closed out a set in mitted 10 turnovers, or about formance last week." backer Jason Woullard. "I was serve in that fourth set. The MO - Noms 31 -yard field goal; MO 3-0 which Agassi had yielded only one every nine minutes. It was just a week ago when just telling the guys that we Second Quarter problem is I didn't make him feel two points in his first four ser- And the 3rd-year Falcon the Falcons were losing at won this game on Sunday, MO ■ 01i\ 0 29-yard run. Noms kick. MO the pressure." 10-0 vice games. quarterback was personally home to unheralded Ix>uisiana Monday and Tuesday when It was a game that showed both The official rankings mean Third Quarter responsible for nine of those Tech and Henry was throwing were out on the practice field." the best of Sampras and the little to either of them. What BG - Stover I-yard pass from Henry. miscues. up six interceptions - and "We don't get a lot of recog- Schorejs kick; MO 10-7 counts most are Grand Slam ti- worst of Agassi, with a little luck Not a problem. 20.000 boo-birds were letting nition [outside our confer- BG - Starks 2-yard pass from Henry. thrown in. Sampras reached his tles, and this year Sampras has "It doesn't bother me," him know about it. ence]," Blackney said. "Hope- Schorejs kick; BG 14-10 Fourth Quarter first break point with a forehand the two biggest and Agassi only Henry said. "I could throw 35 fully now people will realize return that clipped the net cord BG - Schorejs 41 -yard field goal the one he grabbed back in Jan- interceptions, and if we still how good we can be." and trickled over out of Agassi's uary at the Australian Open. win the game, I'm happy." "We knew we could TEAM STATISTICS "Never did we doubt our- BG MO reach. Agassi's service winner "Come December 31st, he'll Win is exactly what the Fal- on the field with this selves," Henry said after the First Downs 19 13 brought it back to deuce, but he feel better about the year than I cons did - and in historic fash- Falcons were shut out in the Rushing 6 5 went to break-point again when team and compete." Passing 10 8 will," Agassi said. "On the other ion. And a lot of the credit goes first half. "It wasn't one of Penalty 3 0 he clubbed an easy overhead 10 hand, I'd play him for a hundred to the Falcon offense and its Ryan Henry those things like, 'Oh boy, here feet long. Rushes-Yards 38-108 37-177 bucks right now." much-maligned quarterback. Bowling Green quarterback we go again.' We did the right Passes Comp-All 24-38 14-31 Agassi thought he'd even it up They played this one for much Henry threw two touchdown things, but it just didn't click. Passing Yards 170 155 again when he got Sampras run- Turnovers 4 3 more - $575,000 for the winner, passes in the third quarter to "It was difficult all week "We knew we could be on the ning desperately in a baseline Penalties-Yards 3-28 8-85 half that for the runner-up. lead Bowling Green to a 17-10 dealing with the outside skep- field with this team and com- duel. Instead, it was Sampras "It means a lot to have been out upset win over Missouri on ticism," Henry said. "But we pete." INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS who put away that last shot of the there to try to defend it," Agassi Saturday. got closer [as a team] this week Compete, they did. Henry Rushing longest rally, and Agassi who "We were just off in the first (BGl - Parker 3-30, Davis 12-27. Cales said, "but it hurts not to win it." than we've been in a while. threw the two touchdowns in 12-21. Alexander 5-11, Henry S-ll could only stare at it and hang his half," said Henry, who threw "We rallied around each Agassi will remain No. 1 for the the second half that proved to Card 1-8. (MOl - Olivo 14-70. Corso head. two picks in the first two quar- other. We came out today and it moment, Sampras No. 2, though be the difference. 6-44. Blackwell 7-33. West 6-1 •> Agassi, who came in with a ters as the Falcons were held was a great opportunity to Williams 4-15. that could change by year's end. The first, a one-yarder to a 26-match winning streak, scram- scoreless. "We had a lot of op- prove to everyone that we are a Passing Agassi has held the top ranking leaping Trevor Stover in the (BG) - Henry 24-38-170-2-3. (MO) bled back in the third set, capi- portunities where we were heck of a lot better than we since April 10. third quarter, started a string Corso 9-20-111 -0-0. Alvarado 5-11- talizing on Sampras' suddenly close but we didn't capitalize. were a week ago." in which the Falcon quarter- 44-0-0. more erratic serves and breaking Agassi brought the longest "We calmed down at half- The scene at the end of the back completed 10 passes in a Receiving him for the first time in the third match-winning streak into the time. The second half we were g.'ime on the Bowling Green row. (BG) Stover 7-50. Card 6-31, Starks 5- game. When Agassi broke Sam- Open final since Bjorn Borg won able to come out and hit those sidelines showed that. There 41. Davis 3-24. Thompson 1-13. It wasn't 35 interceptions, Banks 1-6, Parker 1-5. (MO) - pras again to close the set, it 39 matches going into the 1978 ones we had been a little off were hugs and cheers all but Henry will take the win, Lingerfelt 3-77. Olivo 3-14. Shepherd seemed for a few moments that final against Jimmy Connors. on." around as the Falcons turned and, for the first time so far in 2-26. Williams 2-14. Faust 1-11. he might finally wear him down, Borg, too, lost, falling to Connors Henry's final numbers: last week's loss - the darkest this '95 season, be able to relax. Murchison 1-8. lanes 1-4. West |.|, push him all the way to a fifth 6-4,6-2,6-2. Thirty-year celebration ends with Falcon victory

Pal Murphy Began ringing the crossbar and a of force the play a little more and The BG News Joe Burch shot riding along the the next miss is more magnified goaline. than the previous one." It was 1965 when Bowling "They [Xavier] try to force you Began felt that the Falcon's Green collected its first varsity to exploit their weakness,"said experience eased the frustration and home win in soccer history BG head coach Mel Mahler. of not being able to score. over Kenyon, 6-0. Thirty years "They only keep three players and 2S2 wins later BG comme- back on defense and basically "When we miss one now we morated the day with a 3-0 win they're challenging you to attack just want another chance really over Xavier. that. They live and die by the bad to prove to ourselves that we Sophomore Jason Began, the sword." can do it again," Began said. only Mid-American Conference Newcomer of the Year in school Began's goal, his third of the history, broke a scoreless game "They [Xavier] try to season, ignited the Falcon attack. with a goal at 73:46 from Jason force you to exploit Ten minutes later Steve Klein Follebout and Tony Dore. After a and Burch, last season's foul by Musketeer Jeremy Fultz, their weakness. They lethal duo, hooked up for the first Dore crossed the ball to Folle- only keep three time this year. bout who got off a weak shot on Xavier goalie Greg Kleiman. The players back on Klein, who tied the BG All- rebound came right to Began defense and basically Time single season assist record who ripped it past a diving Klei- challenge you to last year, took a pass from Dave The BC Ncw^Jon Rashoch man. Michels down the right wing. He A Bowling Green soccer player challenges Xavier goalkeeper Greg Kleiman. BG beat Xavier 3-0 and "Follebout got the ball and I attack them." crossed the ball to Burch, who improved their record to 3-0 on the season. The Falcons scored three second half goals as Steve Klein wasn't sure if he was shooting or scored 13 goals last year, and he assisted on two of them. passing," Began said. "It was a chested the ball into the net at great touch if he was passing the Mel Mahler 83:40 to give BG a 2-0 lead. were more than enough for any point in time. He wasn't Mickey Cochrane Field. Also, a freshman goalkeeper Scott Val- spectacular and he wasn't below moment of silence was hell be- ball and I just wound up right Bowling Green head soccer coach there. They might have had some "I felt that if we got one we low. Vallow, making his home par he just did the job." fore Sunday's game for former bad marking on the play so I was would get two or three quite debut, stopped all three shots Falcon coach Gary Palmisano left wide open." Xavier lived by the sword in quickly after that," Mahler said. that he faced to earn his second Sunday's game concluded the who died last December. BG, now 343, slowly exploited the first half but BG jabbed con- shutout in three games. BGSU soccer alumni weekend. "It was an absolutely fantastic Xavier's poor man-to-man defen- tinuously at the Musketeers skin. The Brown and Orange's final There was an alumni game Sat- weekend," Mahler said. "The sive zone coverage. They outshot "We had some great chances goal came from backer Peter "Scott again was just solid urday and Sunday marked the whole theme of our weekend was Xavier in the first half but were early on," Mahler said. "When Kolp who scored from Klein and nothing spectacular," Mahler first time a game was played celebrating the entire Bowling unable to score with a shot by you miss some chances you kind Jon Giganti. The three goals said. "He wasn't really tested at with the new renovations to Green soccer family." ' ■ I Sports The BG News page ten Monday, September 11, 1995 Losi leads the way Steelers survive for cross country injuries for win Steve Wlldman ners had to run on sand, over The BC News gravel, and up and down several Mlcheal A. Lutz twice gave the Oilers first hills," Price said. The Associated Press downs at the Pittsburgh 1 but Saturday Tracey Losi showed Bowling Green's men's cross it still took eight plays for why she is the defending Mid- country team was not able to HOUSTON - The Pittsburgh Chandler to score from the American Conference champion overcome MAC rival and meet Steelers didn't need to be at Steeler 3. in women's cross country by winner, Ohio University. The full strength to beat the Hous- winning the Marshall Invita- Lake made up for his pen- Falcons took second while Rio ton Oilers. alty with a 32-yard intercep- tional with a Grande University took third. With Rod Woodson and Neil tion return with 9:58 elapsed time of 18:02. The University of Kentucky fin- O'Donnell sidelined by injur- in the fourth quarter and The team cap- ished forth and host Marshall ies, Andre Hastings returned Norm Johnson added a tain lead Bowl- University took fifth. the game's first punt 72 yards 40-yard field goal with 17 sec- ing Green to A disappointed Sid Sink, Men's for a touchdown and Mike onds left in the game. victory over coach, said that the loss to Ohio Tomczak, subbing for the in- Pittsburgh's defense played Ohio Universi- University sent a message to his jured O'Donnell, directed the ty, Marshall well without cornerback team. Steelers to a 34-17 victory on Woodson, out for the season University, Rio "This meet has sent a wake-up Sunday, benefiting from blun- with a knee injury. Grande Uni- call to my team. We are going to ders by the Oilers offense. versity and have to run more aggressively as Tomczak filled in for O'- Sink Hastings' return helped Kentucky at a team if we expect to beat Ohio Pittsburgh (2-0) take a 17-3 Donnell, out with a broken Huntington, W.Va. University." first half lead and the Steelers finger on his passing hand and This win was a special one for The conditions of the course made it 24-3 in the third quar- completed 13 of 24 passes for head coach Steve Price. Every were not the greatest but they ter on Erric Pegram's 22-yard 123 yards, including a 15-yard cross country coach in the MAC were not the major contributor to run with 2:51 elapsed. first quarter touchdown pass picked Ohio University to be the BG's loss. "I got a couple of big blocks to Mark Bruener, and didn't best team and the one to win the suffer a sack. Johnson added a "It's hard to be aggressive on a to spring me down the side- conference. Only one coach lines," Hastings said. "That 43-yard field goal in the sec- picked BG: Steve Price. "This course with treacherous footing ond quarter. because your runners are trying set the tempo, we look at a was the first time that we have to avoid injuries. But every run- punt return like that as the "That's my job, I'm a work- beat Ohio University. This vic- ner had the same conditions so first play for the offense. All manlike kind of guy," Tomc- tory shows that we can compete the guys have been blocking zak said. "My job is to keep with the best and win. This is the that is no excuse for the loss," Sink said. well for me and they made a this train rolling. I was very best team meet that have I have few blocks to spring me optimistic coming into the been part of in a long time," Bowling Green did see some around the corner." game and you'd like to get off Price said. bright spots in the performances The Oilers (1-1) struck in the to a quick start." Losi's performance stood out, of Alan Boos, Tim Arndt and Dan third quarter on a 1-yard run Chandler, playing despite a but team running was the main Flaute. by Chris Chandler, who faked reason for the victory at Mar- painful left shoulder bruise, Boos came in third with a time a handoff and rolled left un- completed 15 of 30 passes for shall. "We ran great as a team, of 26:19. Arndt came in fifth with touched into the end zone with 176 yards. five of the first eight runners a time of 26:24, and Flaute's time 10:53 elapsed. were from Bowling Green. of 26:43 gave him a eleventh But it was too late. The "I couldn't throw like I Tracey lead and the team fol- place finish. Steeler defense made plenty wanted to, I couldn't move BG iporls depart mcnl/fllc photo lowed," Price said. of errors of its own but never around," Chandler said. "It's Senior Kristin Gaddis finished A second place finish has not just frustrating that some- Tracey Losi in (he lead at the Marshall meet followed by Kristin Gad- sent a foreboding message to let the Oilers break out. Chan- dis of Bowling Green and Ann-Marie Hynes or Rio Grande. third with a time of 18:13. Senior dler threw two interceptions, thing like that happened ini- Suzanne Isco finished fifth with a Sink who is positive about the tially. Hopefully, I'll get a rest of the season. one a 32-yard touchdown re- time 18:19. Junior Renee Strayer turn by Carnell Lake, and was week when I don't get beat up POUR finished sixth with a time of 18:36 "If you have to have a bad meet sacked four times for 38 yards and I'll be fine. When I went to and Sophmore Missy Lyne's time you want it in the beginning of in losses. Chad Brown got throw, I couldn't." of 19:04 gave her a eighth place the season. It gives your team a three of the sacks. The Steelers took quick con- [Rpwsms finish. % chance to see problems, solve "We just hurt ourselves to- trol of the first half after '16 FLAVORS ON TAP Bowling Green won the meet them and head in the right direc- day," Oilers coach Jeff Fisher Hastings got the Steelers off Monday Night Football without the help of Junior Laura tion," Sink said. said. "When you play a team to an electrifying start with, Hall, and Sophmore Christin La- that's played together like the his 72-yard punt return with 25c HotDogs & Food Specials croix. Both runners are coming However, Bowling Green has n Steelers for years, you can't only 1:11 elapsed in the game. Drink Specials Monday Sept. 1 i' back from injury and the course not handed the MAC title to Ohio make mistakes like we did." Hastings fielded the ball, was far from ideal. Univesity. Bowling Green will Greenbay Pass interference penalties ran to the left sideline and vs "This was the most rugged see OU again at the All-Ohio by Deon Figures and Lake snaked his way through a hole 135 N. Main 353-6912 Chicago course 1 have ever seen. My run- Championships on Oct. 10.

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\ The BG News Sports Monday, September 11, 1995 page eleven Browns ease by Buccaneers Chuck Melvin quarter. Testaverde completed 17 of 27 The Associated Press The Bucs (1-1) dropped to 0-5 passes without an interception, against Cleveland. Tampa Bay is raising his record as Cleveland's CLEVELAND -- Vinny Tes- the only team, other than the two starter to 14-9. He was never part taverde rarely had it this easy in expansion teams, without a vic- of a winning season in six Tampa Bay. tory against Cleveland. seasons at Tampa Bay after the Facing his former team for the It could have been worse. Ta- Bucs made him the No. 1 overall first time in a regular-season mpa Bay punter Reggie Roby pick in the 1987 draft. game, Testaverde passed for 256 couldn't scoop up a bad snap The Browns signed him as a yards and two touchdowns Sun- from Ed Brady earlier in the sec- free agent in 1993. day as the Cleveland Browns ond quarter, giving Cleveland the Dilfer, who led the Bucs to an beat the Buccaneers 22-6. ball at the Bucs 2. But the upset victory at Philadelphia last The Browns (1-1) built a 19-0 Browns couldn't punch it in — a week, completed 20 of 36 passes halftime lead when Testaverde penalty erased an apparent for 255 yards and two intercep- connected with Keenan McCar- touchdown on a faked field goal - tions. dell for two touchdowns in the and had to settle for Matt Don Griffin got the first of the final 74 seconds of the half. Stover's 23-yard field goal, his pickoffs, an end-zone intercep- McCardell caught a 6-yard second of the game. tion on second-and-goal from the scoring pass with 1:14 left in the Stover added a 20-yarder mid- 8 in the third quarter. Stevon second quarter, and after the way through the fourth quarter Moore then stalled a Tampa Bay Cleveland defense forced a quick when Cleveland again failed to drive with an interception at the punt, Testaverde needed just 28 take full advantage of a Tampa Cleveland 13 with four minutes seconds to take his team 70 yards Bay turnover, Trent Dilfer's left. to another score. McCardell ex- fumble at the Tampa Bay 14 as The Bucs also had a short field ploited a mixup in the Bucs sec- he was sacked for the sixth of goal attempt blocked. ondary and was wide open for his seven times in the game. Rhett, whose touchdown was 32-yard TD reception. It was the Browns' first seven- the first allowed by the Browns Cleveland's defense, which al- sack performance since the final on the ground in their last 17 lowed the fewest points in the game of the 1993 season. quarters at home, ran for 89 NFL last year, made it stand up, Stover has made 23 consecu- yards on 23 carries, and Jackie allowing only a 2-yard scoring tive field goal attempts, an ongo- Harris caught eight passes for 95 run by Errict Rhett in the fourth ing team record. yards for Tampa Bay. STUNS

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ond quarter's first play, but the aged just 101 total yards - 13 in run on the second quarter's first Tigers would not score again. the third quarter. play to put the Falcons down 10-0. "The defense came to play," "We played Bowling Green de- Three first half turnovers kept Blackney said. "They really ran fense today," said linebacker Ja- the Falcons from seriously to the ball well and tackled well." son Woullard. "We went through threatening. Five times they The defense's highlight came this week and we knew that the journeyed past midfield, but all at the beginning of the fourth key was running right to the ball five times they came away quarter, after Starks' go-ahead and playing with a lot of emotion empty. and intensity." score. Missouri had driven to the "We had to come back and re- AP photo/Jeff Clldden Falcon 10, but faced a 4th-and- After the fourth-down stand, group from that in the second one situation. the Falcons forced fumbles on half and we just had to get back Cleveland Browns receiver Derrick Alexander makes a leaping catch in front of Tampa Bay Buccaneer safety Thomas Everett. Tailback Devin West was Missouri's next two possessions. to playing good, sound, funda- stopped for a loss of two on the The second fumble set up Derek mental football," Blackney said. Schorejs for a 41-yard field goal play. A pair of sophomores, line- The Falcons netted only 108 backer Gardner Howard and de- to cushion the lead with 4:02 to go in the game. total yards on the ground, with fensive back Chioke Bradley, Michael Parker leading the way Shop combined on the big stop for FOOD OPERATIONS Missouri then drove to the with 30 on three carries. Tight Bowling Green. Bowling Green 37, but turned the end Trevor Stover caught seven BGSU STUDET^TTS "To me, that was the turning ball over on downs to seal the passes for 50 yards, while tail- Downtown point of the game on that fourth outcome. back Darius Card caught six for WORK FOR US down," Blackney said. "That lit 31 yards. our offense and our defense up." ."The defense was huge for us today," Henry said. "The fourth- Bowling Green hosts Akron J± rvy time ! The Missouri offense did any- and-one when they went for it, on this Saturday. thing but light things up against those our defense is going to As a Northwestern Mutual Intern, the Falcon defense. After rush- make you pay." ing for 350 yards last week, the youi Intelligent *■ andprodm tlvity WE OFFER Falcons held them to 177 yards The Tigers scored on their first can literally pay off in a big way on the ground this week. Some of our i allege agents arc Fully Paid Training drive of the game on a 31-yard making

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Music makes us apart of history Imagine. There once was listen to on a daily basis. society. For example, in the a lime when there was no Think about it. The music '60s. San Francisco became such thing as rock-n-roll. we listen to seems to nar- a magnet formed in an anti- There were no mid-summer rate the stories of our lives establishment fervor, rock concerts, no mosh pits, and tells other generations characterized by hallucino- and no, there was no MTV. of the past and those to genic drugs and a mood of There was. come who we are, what life experimentation. It was in Really. was like in these times, and this city, known for its I don't know about all ol the social issues that seem liberal social mores, that you. but lor me. that is hard to define our culture. I know social rebels, including the to lathom. I can't imagine this sounds crazy, but in a Grateful Dead and Jefferson WEEKENl way, the music we listen to Airplane first took flight. EALITY has made us a part of The same was true in the •'.'. ■■'■■■ A LESSON IN history. late 70s when rap music Melissa Lipowski - Whether we realize it or had its start as the voice of Aaron Epple - Assf/ Editor not, the music we listen to the streets in New York City, seems to provide a sense of and even in the '90s when community among all of us grunge music poured from v .•.-.■'<: listeners. Although rock-n- the heart ol Seattle. Ryan Honeyman roll can be grouped into so Rock-n-roll has inspired Janet Oyen many different genres now not being able to turn on the a global revolution, one that Mathew Krajewski radio and hearing my with so many different has changed life in so many favorite songs, but instead audiences, the message ways throughout the de- Penny Brown listening to jazz, big band or behind the music seems to cades, but one that has Lindsey Krout classical music, highlighted speak a language all its own carried out the same mis- by an occasional evening - one that has the abilty to sion time after time. Free- brige the gap or burn the radio show. But most of all, I dom of expression, that's Karen Klaehn can't even imagine what the bridges between genera- what it's all about, folks. Colleen Casey world would be like if all the tions. Music is the most universal freedoms granted by rock-n- Music has generated a tongue available now as it Vicki Heckman roll were denied, or even special set of circumstances has become a theatrical, Ed Reed worse, silenced. by which it becomes neces- spiritual, sexual, political, sary to look at how rock-n- Sometimes I think we all social and artistic move- Weekend Ri ,il iv i ■ lublished weekly during tfc take for granted that we live roll has been revolutionized ment. And something that yuni : 1995 Any r. Iroduction of contents is Stoetly prcnibite _ by the events that have Pk'dsi Id " Jomments or concerns to Weekend Reality, in an era almost completely encompasses so many . I .'.• i ll.i l .. I Green, OH 43402 or reality @bgnet.bgsu.edu. influenced by the music we taken place in American societal spheres should not 4! ' .". ■■■ : be taken lightly.

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known about GDF secret. are referring? "It's an acronym. Every letter stands for "Live rock," Klinger said bluntly. something," Klinger said, although he re- But what of the mysterious Murnen? fused to comment on exactly what the Who are his inspirations and mentors when BAND REVIEW letters stand for, claiming it's a super-secret it comes to his role in GDF? Who is it that motivates him to pick up his guitar and play hen it comes to power-pop punk rock. that the fans will have to figure out for w themselves. as few ever guitarists have ever played local music giants, Gone Daddy Finch have all but Along with their mysterious "Figure out before? cornered the Toledo area market what the acronym stands for" game, the band "Gary Spivey," Murnen said with no "We love Bruce Springsteen, which is why is also well-known for "The Gone Daddy other explanation. we don't fully fit into the alternative scene," Finch drinking game". Gone Daddy Finch currently has a num- said Eric Klinger, the band's bassist and With a twinkle in his eyes, Klinger ber of singles released, as well as a five song contributing vocalist. carefully explained the rules of the game. EP titled "Santa's Own God Jacket" which is "It's rock. It's rock music where we can "What you do is gather around with all of available at Madhatter Music Co. here in BG. do anything we want," said Tommy your friends in the bar. Then, when anybody Grybowski was also pleased to announce Grybowski, GDF's drummer as well as a has to leave for any reason, even if they are that "[the band] has a boat-Ioat of new songs contributing vocalist. just going to the bathroom, they have to say, recorded," although they are not necessarily Although the band has only been around 'Watch my little buddy' or their beer is open in the exact same vein as GDF's prevous since January 16,1991 (the day the Gulf War game to anyone else. It's more fun because relaeases. "I'd like to think we got a little started), all three members of the band have the point of the game is TO drink as op- better. [The new songs] are a little more been in previous bands such as Pondo posed to NOT drink," he said giddily. rockin'. We've also got better at recording." Sinatra and The Dutch Crumbs. Unfortunately for the BG community, as Kevin Murnen (GDF's guitarist and well as many of the local BG fans, however, contributing vocalist) and Tommy were both to go see GDF perform, one must take the in Pondo Sinatra, while Eric was in The whopping 15 minute road trip up to Toledo. Dutch Crumbs. The trio became friends "There's no bars to play in BG. No one when their bands played together, and when will have us because we smell," Klinger the two bands broke-up, the three decided to revealed, somewhat ashamed. form Gone Daddy Finch. "It's because we do what we want," When asked about the selection of Gone Grybowski said. "The smell is just part of the Daddy Finch as the band's name, however, I package." found that I had suumbled across a little But what is this "smell" to which they

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70S • SqUcmAe* g. t99S • /uufe. 3 Although some of you might have had history, Mi all started with an idea in the spring of the opportunity to visit the Hall of Fame last This is a museum that is different from any 1983 when a group of music industry profes- weekend in its opening celebration, for those other that 1 have been to, one where you can sionals decided to build some kind of vehicle of you who weren't, WR was there to cover experience rock and roll's early roots through the that would honor rock and roll artists and the action. music of today. What makes the museum even that which inspired them. Although the art This week, follow us through a complete more special, though, is its interactive nature, as it of rock and roll was 30 years old then, a form tour of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and offers visitors the opportunity to watch 25 origi- of knowledgeable recognition still lacked. Museum as we give you the inside scoop on nal films in five theaters and listen to more than And everyone knows the older art gets, you the many attractions and exhibits. Unfortu- 500 tunes in the museum's listening booths and just have to put it in a museum. nately, the museum would not allow us to live broadcast studio. Visitors also have the Now, more than 12 years, 650,000 signa- take any photos, so you'll either have to chance to see more than 55 exhibitions and tures, 110.000 calls to USA Today, and $92 imagine what the place is like or go visit it thousands of rock and roll iltms from all genera- million later, the same industry professionals yourself. The choice is up to you. tions. who tabled the idea have made the state that When you first walk through the museum was first in light, first in flight, and home to Wow! Look at that! doors, you'll be amazed by the museum's dimen- the first man on the moon the first in rock When you first look at the 150,000 square foot sions. If you look up, you'll see a few old cars and roll, as the doors to the Rock and Roll radiant glass and white pryrimid structure located hanging from the rafters. But don't be alarmed - Hall of Fame and Museum opened last week- on the shores of Lake Erie, you'll protably find the cars aren't real, but they still represent some end in Cleveland. yourself asking what the structure symbolizes of the important contributions rock and roll has about the rock and roll movement. At given to our lifestyles. Also on the floor is the first, I couldn't figure it out either, but by the time I had browsed through the museum's seven stories, I had come to the conclusion that the structure ^BVi clearly symbolizes the freedom and G energy inspired by rock and roll and s VA captures the essence that the music &n^ s has on American cultural and social The beat g In the Mini Mall The heart of rock and roH pounds in Ohio

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THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 14,1995 ! 6:00 I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:00 1 10:30 1 11:00 '' 11:30 1 12:00 1 12:30 BROADCAST STATIONS QiNMl CBS Neas Wheel ol Jeopardy! Murder. She Wrole A Color Me Barbra "i '- 48 Hours Hjw Sale Is News 1 Late Show (h Sterec « Late Late erchandi's Fcnui'.e ii Nest ot Vipers "'In Stereo) Slereo) .IT YourHosptaP 1 S"o» : E tern I 'JBC News Enl. Hard Copy ri#nds (In Hope! Semleld 1- Mad About ER'EverythingOH Is Hewsff Tonight Show (In Storeo) Late Night © Tonight Slereo) 1 Gloria « Sleieo) JC |Vou |Ri JC New Agao (in Slereoi I 3E (In Stereo)

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